Titlebook: Insurgency Prewar Preparation and Intrastate Conflict; Latin America and Be Joel J. Blaxland Book 2020 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and Th

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The Theory of Incubation, a discussion about . prewar preparation—compared to waiting until after conflict has begun—should be preferable for the proto-insurgent. The chapter contains a lengthy discussion about how these processes facilitate protracted conflict.

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The Youth, well. This chapter explores the incubation period of the al-Shabaab insurgency and in so doing demonstrates, contrary to popular accounts that the organization underwent a lengthy incubation period that made it one of the most formidable and durable insurgencies in the region.

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Introduction,gical measure for assessing intrastate conflict especially with the ever-increasing prevalence of protracted insurgent war. It also introduces the case studies used in subsequent chapters and gives an overall layout of the book.

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A Comparative Analysis of the MIR and the FMLN,hese processes and the variance in successes they had in each, it becomes clear how the former set itself up for failure while the latter established the building blocks that would constitute the foundation for a formidable and long-lasting insurgency.

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Book 2020ntire lifespans of rebel and insurgent groups. Since 1945, rebel and insurgent groups have increasingly dragged larger, better funded, and ostensibly militarily superior regimes into protracted intrastate conflicts. This book demonstrates how they were able to endure the hardships of warfare thanks

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nd unified framework for considering the effects of rebel pr.This book provides a new approach to explaining prolonged rebellions and insurgent wars, as well as a more nuanced and multi-faceted account of the entire lifespans of rebel and insurgent groups. Since 1945, rebel and insurgent groups have

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Joel J. BlaxlandOffers the first systematic investigation to explain intrastate conflict duration as a function of the prewar time period.Develops a novel and unified framework for considering the effects of rebel pr