Counterinsurgency Warfare¶
Galula, D. (1964). Counterinsurgency Warfare: Theory and Practice.
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Primes¶
- Sanctuary Effect
- In counterinsurgency and conventional war it appears as cross-border safe havens from which insurgents recover capability between operations; sanctuary denial is treated as a structural prerequisite for elimination rather than mere containment.
This sourceArgues that denying the insurgent external sanctuary and a secure base is a structural prerequisite for defeating, not merely containing, an insurgency.
- In counterinsurgency and conventional war it appears as cross-border safe havens from which insurgents recover capability between operations; sanctuary denial is treated as a structural prerequisite for elimination rather than mere containment.
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