Unconventional Warfare from Antiquity to the Present Day

Chapter 1 Introduction: Guerrillas and Counterinsurgency in History

Chapter 2 Gender and ‘Population-centric’ Counterinsurgency in Afghanistan

Chapter 3 ‘The Best Fellagha Hunter is the French of North African Descent’: Harkis in French Algeria

Chapter 4 ‘Black-and-Tan Tendencies’: Policing Insurgency in the Palestine Mandate, 1922–48

Chapter 5 ‘The Entire Population of this God-forsaken Island is Terrorised by a Small Band of Gun-men’: Guerrillas and Civilians During the Irish Revolution

Chapter 7 Insurgent Identities, Destructive Discourses, and Militarized Massacre: French Armies on the Warpath against Insurgents in the Vendée, Italy, and Egypt

Chapter 8 Lords of the Forests in Flanders: Small War by Freebooters and the Dutch Contributions System in Flanders, 1584–1592

Chapter 9 ‘A Great Company of Country Clowns’: Guerrilla Warfare in the East Anglian and Western Rebellions (1549)

Chapter 10 Good King Robert’s Testament?: Guerrilla Warfare in Later Medieval Scotland

Chapter 11 Guerilla Warfare and Revolt in Second Century Bc Egypt

Chapter 12 Unorthodox Warfare? Variety and Change in Archaic Greek Warfare (ca. 700–ca. 480 BCE)