Titlebook: British Counterinsurgency, 1919–60; Thomas R. Mockaitis Book 1990 Thomas R. Mockaitis 1990

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Introduction to Mapping Data Flowsas the guerrillas themselves. ‘Revolution’, ‘subversion’, ‘guerrilla warfare’, ‘partisan warfare’, and ‘insurgency’ are spoken of with little precision, as though they were synonymous. The confusion is compounded by the fact that the language of what Donald Robinson has called the ‘dirty wars’ has become emotionally charged.

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Insurgency and Counter-insurgency,as the guerrillas themselves. ‘Revolution’, ‘subversion’, ‘guerrilla warfare’, ‘partisan warfare’, and ‘insurgency’ are spoken of with little precision, as though they were synonymous. The confusion is compounded by the fact that the language of what Donald Robinson has called the ‘dirty wars’ has become emotionally charged.

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Introduction to Mapping Data Flowsas the guerrillas themselves. ‘Revolution’, ‘subversion’, ‘guerrilla warfare’, ‘partisan warfare’, and ‘insurgency’ are spoken of with little precision, as though they were synonymous. The confusion is compounded by the fact that the language of what Donald Robinson has called the ‘dirty wars’ has b

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Introduction to Mapping Data Flowsted military action with broad-based social, economic and political reform. Reform attacked the causes of unrest on which the insurgency fed, while military operations provided a shield behind which reform could be implemented. This strategy involved basically two components. First, the government h

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Introduction to Mapping Data Flowsuggles in colonies which were soon to become independent countries. While successive post-war governments, particularly the Conservative ones, were perhaps slow to realize that the empire was coming to an end, they eventually opted for what one writer called ‘responsible withdrawal’.1 This involved

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Mapping Practices for Different Geographiesritish set about developing an apparatus of civil-military co-operation that allowed for tight administrative control of an area threatened by insurgents. Such an apparatus enabled the government to bring non-lethal pressure to bear on the inhabitants and to gather the kind of intelligence that woul

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Mapping Practices for Different Geographiesl administrative experience necessary to defeat revolutionary movements. By 1960, Britain had been conducting internal-security operations for half a century. Long before international Communism focused Western attention on ‘wars of national liberation’, the British had worked out practical methods

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-642-15537-6rpretations of the campaign vary from unqualified admiration to rank scepticism, no one has denied that the campaign represents the only clear-cut victory over a Communist revolution. Malaya can, however, only be understood against the background of internal security operations during the first half