Titlebook: British Counterinsurgency; John Newsinger Book 20152nd edition The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s) 2015 War.Terrorism.Counteri

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Detective Use of the Mapping Systemn Palestine, Malaya, Kenya, Cyprus, South Yemen, Dhofar and Northern Ireland since 1945 had produced a largely celebratory literature. The general argument of this literature was that Britain’s campaigns had been conducted with considerable success. This contrasted with the French experience in Indo

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Implications for Evaluation and Training in Palestine. This challenge, tacitly supported by the United States, was to compromise the British Empire’s overall position in the Middle East and thereby begin the process of its dissolution in the region. This failure to overcome the Zionist challenge is one of the most humiliating episodes in

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The Context of the Mapping Projectonduct of counterinsurgency operations. Indeed, for a while, the Malayan experience was put forward quite explicitly as an example to be emulated by the United States in Vietnam. One leading British counterinsurgency specialist, Sir Robert Thompson, who served in Malaya throughout the Emergency, eve

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The Anthropology of Cartography British military personnel. Nevertheless, they were both important, first of all for maintaining a British presence and British influence in the Middle East and, secondly, for the part they played in the fortunes of the Special Air Service (SAS). The Jebel Akhdar campaign of 1958–59 arguably saved

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Les Roberts (Research Associate)s still part of the United Kingdom. The consequences have been devastating. Nearly 2 per cent of the province’s population have been killed or injured since fighting began. If the ratio of fatalities to population were to be reproduced for the United Kingdom as a whole there would by now have been s

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The Anthropology of Cartography, including over 400 firefighters and other emergency workers, and the spectacle of some 200 people choosing to jump to their deaths rather than die in the flames, were a tremendous blow. Nevertheless, despite its enormity, it was still a terrorist attack — a remarkably successful attack, but of no