| His hatred of Communism meant he bent over backwards to support anti-communist insurgencies in Central America, Asia and Africa. |
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| There have been cases in which insurgencies have been defeated without either massive social destruction or a more-or-less permanent despotism. |
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| Nonetheless, they open insurgencies to the prospect of lucre, and this carries at least two implications. |
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| A contrast is usually made with nationalist or sectionalist terrorist activity or insurgencies. |
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| Decolonization was nearly complete so most insurgencies were internal struggles rather than wars of national liberation. |
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| But the failure to subdue the insurgencies in both countries has produced differences over how to proceed. |
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| Van Young puts the rural insurgencies within the context of a longer tradition of popular discourse, protest, and collective violence. |
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| The Naga, Assamese, Manipuri, Kashmiri and the Maoist insurgencies continue to fester, seemingly incurably so. |
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| Separatist and Maoist insurgencies affect large swathes of India's northeast, northwest and central regions. |
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| Rise in the asymmetric warfare and counter insurgencies are propeling the growth of EW market. |
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| India is witnessing increased incidents of violence and killings related to communal violence, insurgencies and terrorism. |
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| Plunder was still made from suppressing insurgencies within the Empire and on limited incursions into enemy land. |
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| Despite the great differences in geography, nature and intensity of insurgencies, the results from all three countries was remarkably similar. |
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| For many years, analysts for nation-states often misread the types of insurgencies and desired outcomes. |
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| Kilcullen acknowledges that three of the regions do not have ongoing active insurgencies and claims that the other six do. |
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| Analysts say that South Sudan, which became independent on July 9, risks becoming a failed state if it cannot control insurgencies and blood feuds that divide its tribes. |
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| From the 1950s to 1960s, the country struggled to maintain its unity against local insurgencies and separatist movements in some of its provinces. |
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