ИНТЕЛРОС > Vol. 1, No 1. 2009 > Organizing for Victory James Dobbins
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Since the end of the Korean War, all of America’s conventional campaigns have ended in a matter of weeks, sometimes even days, with overwhelming victories and few if any friendly
casualties. Nation-building, counterinsurgency, and postconflict reconstruction, on the other hand, have always proved much more time-consuming, expensive, and problematic. Вернуться назад |