Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)
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Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs)

by Paul Staniland

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Networks of Rebellion explores how insurgent networks influence cohesion and collapse. Positioned within security affairs, Paul Staniland’s study offers readers a focused framework for thinking about rebellion, political violence, and the organizational dynamics that shape insurgent movements.

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Networks of Rebellion examines the relationship between insurgent networks, cohesion, and collapse.

Paul Staniland presents a focused study of rebellion within the field of security affairs.

The book explores how network structures can help explain the organization and durability of insurgent movements.

It is suited to readers interested in political violence, insurgency, and conflict analysis.

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