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MILITARY CAMPAIGNS (3) answer(s).
 
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Coercion to partnership and the flaws of an unbalanced world: international relations after the Soviet Union's demise / Bogaturov, Alexei   Journal Article
Bogaturov, Alexei Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract In the post-nuclear age, or rather beginning with NATO's attack on Yugoslavia, military campaigns have actually turned into international political campaigns. The new strategic logic aims not to destroy an enemy state but to overpower it with a view to subordinating it to the victor's interests politically and economically.
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Putting the saddle back on the right horse: British suppression of rural insurgency in the Benares division during the Indian revolt of 1857-58 / Downs, Troy   Journal Article
Downs, Troy Journal Article
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Publication 2014.
Summary/Abstract Standard historical accounts of the Indian Revolt of 1857-58 give the impression that superiority on the battlefield accounted for the ability of the British to defeat their Indian adversaries. Yet, to focus solely on the military campaigns ignores the intricate and multifaceted nature of the British response to the Revolt. Aside from armed force, a number of counter-insurgency strategies were used to suppress rebellion in the countryside. This paper assesses the intent and effectiveness of these measures by looking at how officials responded to the outbreak of large-scale and protracted rural insurgency in the districts of the Benares Division. It is argued that these measures achieved a far greater degree of success in curtailing acts of rural insurgency than the use of military force.
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ID:   081893


Sri Lanka in 2007: military successes, but at humanitarian and economic costs / Wickramasinghe, Nira   Journal Article
Wickramasinghe, Nira Journal Article
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Publication 2008.
Summary/Abstract The year 2007 saw a successful military campaign that led to the "liberation" of the Eastern Province by government security forces. The country's high economic growth rate continued despite the war, but inflation and the cost of living also rose significantly. The regime's human rights record came under serious scrutiny
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