The Peril of Ignoring the Legitimacy of Violent Non-State Actors
Looking around the world today, there is a glaring gap in both national and international approaches to non-state actor violence. There is little engagement with the idea that susceptible populations will come to support, sympathize with, or tolerate insurgency in the absence of credible authorities. Too often, the United States
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Bridging the gap between irregular warfare scholars, practitioners, and policymakers.
