Trends in Outside Support for Insurgent Movements

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Examining the dynamics of external support for insurgent movements since the Cold War, this book highlights the critical roles played by states, diasporas, refugees, and non-state actors. It explores how traditional state backing—through safe havens, financial aid, and military assistance—has evolved, revealing that non-state support is increasingly significant. The analysis provides insights into the changing landscape of insurgency support and its implications for the effectiveness of guerrilla movements in contemporary conflicts.