02651nam a2200337 4500 391390 1933749296 391390 20130129d2009 y0pory50 ba eng Guerrilla counterintelligence Recurso eletrónico insurgent approaches to neutralizing adversary intelligence operations Graham Hall Turbiville Jr. Hurlburt Field, Florida Joint Special Operations University (JSOU) 2009 1 CD-ROM 12 cm JSOU Report 09-1 Ficheiro de 1,38 Mb em formato pdf (92 p.). Disponível também em: https://www.globalsecurity.org/military/library/report/2009/0901_jsou-report-09-1.pdf. Acedido a 29 de janeiro de 2013. Foreword. About the author. Guerrilla counterintelligence. Insurgent approaches to neutralizing adversary intelligence operations. Some precursors and analogs. Insurgent counterintelligence "theory". Alberto Bayo: Cuba and counterintelligence lessons from three decades. Michael Collins: Coercion and assassination as counterintelligence tools. Carlos Marighella: Guerrilla counterintelligence in an urban environment. Islamic insurgent and terrorist groups: pervasive counterintelligence guidance. Some external influences. Counterintelligence approaches and effectiveness. Defensive CI practice. U.S./Filipino guerrillas – North Luzon, Philippines. Tupamaros – Uruguay. Cuban guerrillas – Bolivia. FARC – Colombia. Huks – Philippines. Action for National Liberation – Brazil. Mau Mau – Kenya. Offensive CI practice. Tupamaros – Uruguay. Abu Sayyaf – Southern Philippines. Chechen Mujahideen – North Caucasus. U.S./Filipino Guerrillas – North Luzon, Philippines. Popular Revolutionary Army – Mexico. The "Twelve Apostles" of Irish Republican Brotherhood/Irish Republican Army. Hezbollah – Lebanon. Conclusions. Appendix: Excerpt from Counterinsurgency, Field manual 3-24/ Marine corps warfighting Publication 3-33.5. Section IV. Counterintelligence and Counterreconnaissance. Endnotes. VIOLÊNCIA POLÍTICA 111666 METODOLOGIAS 341295 GRUPO TERRORISTA 329105 INFORMAÇÃO CRIMINAL 321297 TURBIVILLE JR. Graham Hall 356952 Oferta 0 PJCD_215_000000000000000 2022-06-06 PJCD215 423428 PJ PJ PJ1CD215_35 PJCD215 2022-06-06 0 MO Oferta