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101

Misguided Citizens: India’s Approach to Counterinsurgency

102

The Arctic Heats Up: Global Competition in the High North

103

Aviation Advising: Access and Influence through Airpower

104

Transmitting Values: Can US Security Force Assistance Export Democratic Norms?

105

Slow Burn: How US Security Cooperation Shapes Operational Environments

106

From Street Fights to World Wars: What Gang Violence Can Teach Us about Conflict

107

The Great Equalizer: Irregular Warfare in the City

108

After Mali: Learning from the French Experience of Irregular Warfare in the Sahel

109

Time, Space, and Material: Metrics for Assessing Irregular Warfare

110

Another Forgotten War: America’s Experience in Afghanistan

111

Insurgents Rarely Win: Adaptation in the Face of Failure

112

The Bin Laden Papers: The Inner Workings of Al-Qaeda’s Leadership

113

Spies, Lies, and Algorithms: US Intelligence in a Changing World

114

Money Talks: How Nonstate Armed Groups Finance their Operations and Organizations

115

Political Warfare and the Road to Invasion: Irregular Warfare in Ukraine since 2014

116

From Little Green Men to Tanks Outside Kyiv: Irregular Warfare in Ukraine since 2014

117

Plan Colombia: Anatomy of a Successful Counterinsurgency Campaign

118

Digital Irregular Warfare: Cyber at the Tactical Level

119

Little Blue Men in the South China Sea: Unmasking China’s Maritime Militia

120

Digital Terrorists: Policy and Practice in the Online Counterterrorism Fight

121

Dynamite to Drones: The Diffusion of Lethal Technology to Terrorists and Insurgents

122

COIN and Culture: How Important is Cultural Intelligence in Counterinsurgency?

123

The Motivations and Methods Behind Russian Hybrid Warfare

124

Russia, China, and Iran: The Face of Competition in the Middle East

125

The Kill Chain: Why America Faces the Prospect of Defeat

126

Looking Back, Looking Forward: The Enduring Lessons of Security Force Assistance

127

Anytime, Anyplace: Air Force Special Operations Command in Future Irregular Warfare

128

Two Sides of the COIN: Good Governance vs. Compellence

129

The Future of Coalition Building and Irregular Warfare

130

Learning from the Past, Anticipating the Future: Organizational Change in Irregular Warfare

131

Cyberspace as a Battlespace: Irregular Warfare through Bits and Bytes

132

Special Operations Forces and Great Power Competition

133

What Have We Learned from Twenty Years of War?

134

On the Road to Jihad: The Role of Foreign Fighters in Irregular Warfare

135

Information Operations for the Information Age: IO in Irregular Warfare

136

Lessons from the Hardest Place: Twenty Years of War in Afghanistan

137

China’s Strategically Irregular Approach: The Art of the Gray Zone

138

An Un-American Way of War: Why the United States Fails at Irregular Warfare

139

Land Forces, Irregular Warfare, and a New Strategic Landscape

140

Closing the Chapter: Ending Afghanistan for US Army Special Forces

141

Back to the Future: Resetting Special Operations Forces for Great Power Competition

142

American Decline: Losing the Campaign for Influence

143

How a Group of Women Brought the Fight to the Islamic State

144

Irregular Warfare in the Next World War

145

The Harsh Lessons of Anbar: Insurgency, the Awakening, and the rise of ISIS

146

From SAR to GFA: The ABCs of Conflict Prevention and Stabilization

147

Airpower in Irregular Warfare

148

Masters of Irregular Warfare—Past, Present, and Future

149

The View from Washington: Civilian Oversight of SOF

150

War Entrepreneurs: Economic Drivers of Insurgency, Terrorism, and Crime

151

Pacific Gambit: The Role of Irregular Warfare in Australia’s Great Strategic Shift

152

Institution Building as a Counterinsurgency Tool: The Case of Colombia

153

Competing for Influence: Operations in the Information Environment

154

Artificial Intelligence in Counterterrorism and Counterinsurgency

155

Breaking the Boom-Bust Cycle of Irregular Warfare

156

Russia’s Wagner Group and the Rise of Mercenary Warfare

157

The Practice and Politics of Security Force Assistance

158

David Petraeus on Irregular Warfare and Countering Violent Extremism

159

The Costs and Benefits of Unconventional Warfare and Subversion

160

Counterinsurgency in the Philippines: An Inside Look at Partner Warfare

161

The Pentagon Bureaucracy and the Human Domain of War

162

Are Some Militaries Better at Counterinsurgency than Others?

163

The Future of Irregular Warfare

164

Proxy Wars, Part 2: Opportunity and Risk in the Middle East

165

Proxy Wars, Part 1: War Through Local Agents in Africa

166

Inside Insurgency: Nonstate Armed Groups in Syria and Iraq

167

Irregular Warfare Oversight in DC

168

Does Building Partner Military Capacity Work?

169

Leadership Targeting and Drones: An Effective Counterterrorism Strategy?