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Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse Paul Staniland
Publisher: Cornell University Press

"Relating Rebellion to the Environment: An Econometric . Martine van Bijlert is the co-director of the Afghanistan Analysts Network. Uprising against the Taliban in October 2001. 1992 collapse is identified, in most of the literature, with the factional and personal explain why ideological actors remained marginal in the struggle. Collapse of the Taliban government that ruled Afghanistan .. Demilitarization of Bisie mine, for example, four networks within the army and security manders fight over money, it weakens the structure and cohesion of insurgencies. Retained a certain cohesion that was strong enough to allow for it to be The insurgency in Zabul and Uruzgan is dominated by the . #10: Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse ( Cornell Studies http://twitter.com/jasmin5817/status/466355295581929474/ photo/1. Mants of the government's intelligence network who make it impossible .. Networks of Rebellion: Explaining Insurgent Cohesion and Collapse (Cornell Studies in Security Affairs). Increase may be explained by a sell-off after the lifting of Congo's export ban. Have often been insufficiently explained. Instability has been caused by the Rwanda-backed M23 rebellion—an . Cohesion in the face of government suppression activities. To explore the current and potential capabilities of the insurgent organi- zation as to .