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Networks of Rebellion : Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse
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Paul Staniland
Publication date:
April 18 2014
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Cornell University Press
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9780801471032
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April 18 2014
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10.7591/9780801471032
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Book chapters
pp. i
Frontmatter
pp. ix
Acknowledgments
pp. v
Contents
pp. vii
List of Tables
pp. 1
1. Organizing Insurgency
pp. 17
2. Insurgent Origins
pp. 35
3. Insurgent Change
pp. 59
4. Azad and Jihad: Trajectories of Insurgency in Kashmir
pp. 100
5. Organizing Rebellion in Afghanistan
pp. 141
6. Explaining Tamil Militancy in Sri Lanka
pp. 181
7. “Peasants and Commissars”: Communist Tides in Southeast Asia
pp. 217
8. Insurgency, War, and Politics
pp. 233
Notes
pp. 285
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