Resisting Rebellion

Exploring the phenomenon of insurgencies across five continents and over two centuries, the book delves into the complex origins of rebellion, including foreign occupation and ethnic hostilities. It emphasizes the importance of understanding the political motives behind insurgencies, arguing that effective counterinsurgency strategies must align military action with clear political objectives. By analyzing historical examples, the author provides insights and lessons for policymakers seeking to foster lasting reconciliation in fragmented societies.