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covert regime change: a standalone construct

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International relations

secret efforts by a state to overthrow foreign governments, with the strategic logic behind US Cold War campaigns.

In international relations, covert regime change refers to secret efforts by a state to overthrow foreign governments, with the strategic logic behind US Cold War campaigns. This meaning comes from O’Rourke (2019) in Security Studies.[1]

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O’Rourke, L. A. (2019). The Strategic Logic of Covert Regime Change: US-Backed Regime Change Campaigns during the Cold War. Security Studies, 29(1), 92-127. https://doi.org/10.1080/09636412.2020.1693620

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