Insurgency and Inaccessibility

A widely held belief within policy and practice contends that rough terrain and other physical obstacles to power projection hinder public surveillance, lower counterinsurgency capability, and generally constitute an important facilitator of rebellion. Likewise, sociocultural exclusion and alienatio...

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Published in:International Studies Review 2015-03, Vol.17 (1), p.6-25
Main Authors: Tollefsen, Andreas Forø, Buhaug, Halvard
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Africa
Alienation
Civil war
Cold War
Conflict
Counterinsurgency
Demography
Geographic information systems
Geopolitics
Identity formation
Indexes (Measures)
Information systems
Information technology
Insurgency
International relations
International studies
Political science
Post Cold War period
Presidential Issue: Spaces and Places: Geopolitics in an Era of Globalization
Quantitative analysis
Quantitative Methods
Rebellions
Regression analysis
Risk
Settlement Patterns
Sociocultural factors
Statistical analysis
Surveillance
War
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