How the Weak Win Wars¶
Arreguín-Toft, I. (2005). How the Weak Win Wars: A Theory of Asymmetric Conflict. Cambridge University Press.
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- Asymmetric Attack Defense Cost
- In asymmetric warfare, insurgents impose disproportionate cost by pitting the cheapest attack against the most expensive defense, a low-cost device against a high-cost vehicle, regardless of conventional superiority.
This sourceAnalyzes how weaker actors impose disproportionate cost by pitting cheap attacks against expensive defenses regardless of conventional superiority.
- In asymmetric warfare, insurgents impose disproportionate cost by pitting the cheapest attack against the most expensive defense, a low-cost device against a high-cost vehicle, regardless of conventional superiority.
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