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fourth generation warfare: a standalone construct

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a concept of war in which non-state actors use political, social and military networks to convince an opponent's leaders that their goals are unachievable or too costly.

In strategic studies, fourth generation warfare refers to a concept of war in which non-state actors use political, social and military networks to convince an opponent's leaders that their goals are unachievable or too costly. This meaning comes from Hammes (2004) in The Sling and the Stone.[1]

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  1. Hammes, U. C. T. X., & Hammes, T. X. (2004). The Sling and the Stone. Zenith Press. ISBN 9780760320594

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