Complexities of Asymmetrical Warfare

This chapter explores the intricate realities of controversial military operations, including the Phoenix program and Operation Gladio, shedding light on their moral dilemmas and ideological implications during the Cold War. It examines how military strategies evolved in response to asymmetric threats and the historical context of conflicts such as the Korean and Algerian Wars. Furthermore, it highlights the operational dynamics between British forces and local militias in Northern Ireland, providing insight into the enduring impacts of these tactics on modern military thought.