Amateur Soldiers, Global Wars
Insurgency and Modern Conflict

Explores how transnational politics, modern communications, and access to weapons give political movements the ability to wage global war. This book explores what allows insurgency to be accessible and effective and deals with more than just terrorism. It argues that solutions require use of politics, not just the use of force.

The implications of the adoption of such strategies by groups with varied agendas will undoubtedly change foreign policy planning for decades to come. Published under the new Praeger Security International imprint, it explores what allows insurgency to be accessible and effective and deals with more than just terrorism, but insurgency strategy as part of a global war. It argues that solutions require use of politics, not just the use of force