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Ethnographic Intelligence: The Human Terrain System and Its Enduring Legacy,payers at least $725 million, making it the most expensive social science program in history. Anthropologists opposed HTS because it represented an unacceptable application of anthropological expertise. A small but vocal group of officers also criticized the program, claiming it was an ineffective,

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Counterinsurgent Warfare and the Decentering of Sovereignty in Somalia, the ensuing reconfigurations of political power and sovereignty. In this textbook example of ‘state fragility’, counter-insurgency approaches have, the chapter argues, started to adapt by ‘decentering sovereignty’, by enlisting and producing local ‘non-state’ actors and decentered ‘counter-insurgen

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,The ‘New Path’ to Peace: Cultivating Masculinities in Southern Thai Counterinsurgency,iterally titled the New Path camp, involves a seven-day training for young males from Thailand’s insurgent ‘Malay-Muslim’ provinces, including lessons on self-discipline, the correct practice of Islam and proper self-conduct. Here counter-insurgency takes the form of a pedagogic mission aimed at edu

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Countering Criminal Insurgencies: Fighting Gangs and Building Resilient Communities in Post-War Guaeturn to democracy in 1996 as a rupture with the country’s counter-insurgent past, this chapter demonstrates the renaissance of counter-insurgent violence in contemporary Guatemala. We show how transnational security governance efforts aimed at confronting the local ‘criminal insurgency’ represented

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The Locals Strike Back: The Anbar Awakening in Iraq and the Rise of Islamic State,e to be known as the Anbar Awakening and the Surge in Iraq. Sunni Muslim communities in Anbar Province were the base of the insurgency and especially Fallujah was seen as the center for al Qaeda Iraq operations. In this context, US forces started to train militias and provided them with weapons, log

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Western Strategic Thought and the Devaluation of Counterinsurgency, for the presumed wars of the future. Counterinsurgency—or COIN—achieved such currency in the strategic community that it became more than a military doctrine, its nominal status. Instead, it became a universal panacea. It offered a strategy, a theory of warfare, a movement in defense and military c