Responding to Low-Intensity Conflict Challenges

, by Blank, Stephen

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ISBN: 9780898752373 | 089875237X
Cover: Paperback
Copyright: 3/1/2001

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Disclaimer	p. ii
Foreword	p. v
About the Authors	p. vii
Acknowledgments	p. ix
Introduction	p. xi
Low-Intensity Conflict in the Middle East	p. 1
The Intifadah	p. 5
The Battle for Algeria	p. 23
Shaping LIC Doctrine	p. 35
Some Observations on a US Role	p. 44
Notes	p. 47
Soviet Forces in Afghanistan: Unlearning the Lessons of Vietnam	p. 53
Soviet Policy in the Third World	p. 56
Problems with Soviet Policy	p. 63
The Soviet Military and Afghanistan	p. 74
Soviet Force Structure in Afghanistan	p. 79
Changes in Soviet Strategy	p. 88
Problems with Manpower	p. 93
Surprise and Intelligence	p. 101
Conclusions	p. 107
Notes	p. 118
Lic Doctrine, Strategy, and Force Configuration in Guatemala and el Salvador	p. 127
Guatemalan Insurgency: The First Generation	p. 130
Guatemalan Insurgency: The Second Generation	p. 133
Guatemalan Insurgency: Government Strategy	p. 139
El Salvador: The Roots of Revolution	p. 144
El Salvador: The Revolution Takes Shape	p. 150
El Salvador: Government Response Attempts	p. 155
Comparison of the Guatemalan and Salvadoran Approaches to Low-Intensity Conflict	p. 159
Conclusions	p. 169
Notes	p. 172
Low-Intensity Conflicts: the African Context	p. 177
Historical Perspectives	p. 182
Independent Africa	p. 191
Military Doctrine	p. 214
South Africa's Doctrine of Regional Intervention	p. 220
Implications for the United States	p. 240
Notes	p. 243
Responding to Revolutionary Political Violence in Southeast Asia: the Philippine and Indonesian Cases	p. 249
The Philippines	p. 253
Indonesia	p. 275
Conclusion	p. 299
Notes	p. 305
Conclusions	p. 315
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