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* Hechler, Kenneth S. ''Insurgency: Personalities and Politics of the Taft Era'' (1940) * Karen A. J. Miller; ''Populist Nationalism: Republican Insurgency and American Foreign Policy Making, 1918-1925.'' Greenwood Press, 1999

...Conflict]]. In other words, the military balance for Israel involves both insurgency and conventional war.

...rity for de-Ba'athification and disbanding of the Iraqi military. While an insurgency was already in progress January 2005, the next contributor was having an el Ricks describes Petraeus gambling on "turning parts of the Sunni insurgency...going behind the back of the Baghdad government to put its enemies on the

...government at all.”<ref>Mark Jacobsen, “Only by the Sword: British Counter-insurgency in Iraq, ...in'' [http://www.strategicstudiesinstitute.army.mil/pdffiles/PUB592.pdf], "Insurgency in Iraq: A Historical Perspective", Ian F. W. Beckett, [[Strategic Studies

.... Terrorism is not a political goal, but one of the tactics in service of insurgency, the attempt to dislodge a government by means considered illegal by that g ...ism, as well as the history of both. IMHO, the current draft blurs between insurgency and terrorism. It would also be well to think very carefully about the orde

== [[Al-Shabab (insurgency)]] == ...a. I wish I knew enough to expand those other sections. The [[al-Shabab (insurgency)]] article is an admirable start, and very pertinent to current events, so

...n this war, for a variety of reasons, it supported, for some time, Kurdish insurgency against Saddam.

There is a subsection of [[Insurgency#Civil War]] from which the disambiguation page, or a catalog, could branch.

...le some have suggested the name change was intended to revive the Algerian insurgency, others regard it as seriously considering actions throughout North Africa ...s the U.S. declaration of AQIM as a terrorist group rather than a regional insurgency. "We found ourselves on the blacklist of the U.S. administration, tagged wi

...ry. Even without Collins' leadership the Irish army speedily destroyed the insurgency, after the Free State declared martial law, made unauthorized possession of

..., when the [[FARC]] and the [[ELN]] were founded and began their guerrilla insurgency campaigns against successive Colombian government administrations. However, ...or [[Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia|FARC]], and illegal [[counter-insurgency]] [[paramilitary]] groups such as the ''Autodefensas Unidas de Colombia'' (

...don't think it does. No more than an article on [[abortion]] or the Iraqi insurgency ought to be. What would be the limits for such an article - very simple. Yo

...kistan and Saudi Arabia in funding, training, and arming Muslim mujahideen insurgency; end of détente ...ition invades Iraq to overthrow [[Saddam Hussein]]. Troops remain to fight insurgency against the UN-approved elected government.

...ven if that results in a redlink. "Freedom fighter" could well redirect to insurgency, in which I'd like to make sure the propagandistic usages of both freedom f

...a user would find the doctrine that isn't unique to the U.S. -- although "insurgency" is the most general article, it covers more than guerilla warfare. [[User:

...eed under an amnesty; it was unclear from the report if he had rejoined an insurgency. Another case concerned Father Carney, a priest who had renounced his Ameri ...ness of our ‘preventive medicine’ assistance to countries facing incipient insurgency-it was the Bolivian 2nd Ranger Battalion, trained by our Green Berets from

...acter, with much spillover into Pakistan, where there is an active Taliban insurgency. There was also sanctuary and spillover in Tajikistan and Uzbekistan, with

| contribution = Chapter 5, "Origins of the Insurgency in South Vietnam, 1954-1960", Section 1, pp. 179-214 | contribution = Chapter 5, "Origins of the Insurgency in South Vietnam, 1954-1960", Section 2, pp. 215-241

| contribution = Volume 1, Chapter 5, "Origins of the Insurgency in South Vietnam, 1954-1960 Section 1, pp. 242-69

::The ends are more properly in articles about insurgency or [[revolutionary warfare]]. By restricting the discussion of terrorism to ...Articles here, such as insurgency, [[al-Qaeda]], [[Taliban]], [[al-Shabab (insurgency)]], [[Foreign Internal Defense]], etc., I think, show some familiarity.