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An analysis of a dozen guerrilla wars, from the American War of Independence to the resistance movements in Iraq and Afghanistan. Despite their high human and material costs, "insurgencies" were and are apparently the means of choice for gaining political control over one's own territory. Why they arise, what recurring social, political and cultural conditions can be observed, what typical phases such movements go through and why efforts to put down this type of rebellion regularly fail are questions that the author answers systematically and comparatively for the first time. His conclusions are not only highly topical and relevant for the policies of the international community, but also for the engagement of German troops in the "crisis areas" of the world.
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