Insurgency and counterinsurgency in South Asia : through a peacebuilding lens / Moeed Yusuf, Editor.
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TextPublication details: New Delhi Foundation Books 2015Edition: 1st edDescription: 315 maps ; 23 cmISBN: - 9789384463038
- 355.02/180954 M7223 I 102191
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These excellent case studies shift the counterinsurgency focus to the origins and gestation of insurgencies and show how they grew into major regional conflicts. With helpful maps and chronologies, data-rich chapters by South Asia specialists reveal how four insurgencies became intractable. Having traced their emergence through the lens of the ‘conflict curve,’ the book's findings challenge the peacebuilding, development, democracy-building, and human rights communities to concentrate more of their energies on the pre-crisis stage of ‘unstable peace’ in the many existing quasi-democratic weak states, when their tools can be more effective in avoiding the carnage and threats from potential insurgencies
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