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EVALUATING THE TRANSFERABILITYOF COUNTERINSURGENCY DOCTRINE:FROM THE COLD WAR TO GLOBAL INSURGENCY
BRIAN L. GABRIEL
A ThesisSubmitted to the Faculty of Mercyhurst CollegeIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCEINAPPLIED INTELLIGENCEDEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIESMERCYHURST COLLEGEERIE, PENNSYLVANIAMAY 2010
DEPARTMENT OF INTELLIGENCE STUDIESMERCYHURST COLLEGEERIE, PENNSYLVANIA
EVALUATING THE TRANSFERABILITYOF COUNTERINSURGENCY DOCTRINE:FROM THE COLD WAR TO GLOBAL INSURGENCY
A ThesisSubmitted to the Faculty of Mercyhurst CollegeIn Partial Fulfillment of the Requirements for The Degree of MASTER OF SCIENCEINAPPLIED INTELLIGENCESubmitted By:
BRIAN L. GABRIELCertificate of Approval: ___________________________________
James G. BreckenridgeChair/Assistant Professor Department of Intelligence Studies
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Kristan J. WheatonAssistant Professor Department of Intelligence Studies
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Phillip J. BelfioreVice PresidentOffice of Academic AffairsMay 2010
iiiCopyright © 2010 by Brian L. GabrielAll rights reserved.
Evaluating the Transferability of Counterinsurgency Doctrine: From the Cold War to Global Insurgency
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« prev | next »- INTRODUCTION
- LITERATURE REVIEW
- Evolution of Counterinsurgency Doctrine
- Field Manual 3-24
- Critiques of Field Manual 3-24
- New Geopolitical Environment
- Domestic Insurgency vs. Global Insurgency
- Doctrine Derived from Wrong Case Studies
- Different Motivations
- Relationship with Host Government
- METHODOLOGY
- Source Collection
- Most Influential Resources
- Construction of Transferability Matrix
- Selection of Case Studies: Afghanistan and Somalia
- RESULTS
- CONCLUSION
- REFERENCES
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