Countering Others' Insurgencies

in the news | July 31, 2014

RAND

Sameer Lalwani:

This study examines the counterinsurgency strategies and practices adopted by threatened regimes and the conditions under which U.S. "small-footprint" partnerships are likely to help these governments succeed. Copyright 2014, RAND

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