Table of Contents

Preface
History and Analysis
Introduction: The Nature of Guerrilla War
From Carolina to Castile
The American Revolution
The Vandee
Haiti
Spain
From Waterloo through World War I
The American Civil War
The Boer War
The Americans and Aguinaldo
Lawrence of Arabia
World War II in Europe
Guerrillas against Hitler and Stalin
The Cold War
Greece
China
Malaya
The Huks
The French in Indochina
Viet Nam: The American War
The Khmer Rouge
The Soviets in Afghanistan
The New People's Army
Latin America
Continental and Caribbean Struggles
Post-Colonial Conflicts
From Algeria to Zimbabwe
Toward a Summing Up
Styles of Counterinsurgency
Reflections: Combatting Guerrillas
Bibliographical Profiles
Bibliographical Essays
Index

About the Author

ANTHONY JAMES JOES is Professor of International Politics and Director of the International Relations Program at Saint Joseph's University. He is the author of The War for South Viet Nam, 1954-1975 (Praeger, 1989), Modern Guerrilla Insurgency (Praeger, 1992), and Guerrilla Conflict Before the Cold War (Praeger, forthcoming).

Reviews

?This "sourcebook" on guerrilla war offers students, researchers, and general readers a series of introductory historical vignettes, a set of short biographies of important individuals mentioned in the vigenettes, and perhaps most usefully, a good annotated bibliography of the extensive literature of analysis and case studies on the subject.?-Choice

"This "sourcebook" on guerrilla war offers students, researchers, and general readers a series of introductory historical vignettes, a set of short biographies of important individuals mentioned in the vigenettes, and perhaps most usefully, a good annotated bibliography of the extensive literature of analysis and case studies on the subject."-Choice