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Everyman’s War: Strategy, Security and Terrorism in India by Raghu Raman

Husanjot Chahal

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As compared to the traditional notions of victory in war defined by total victory over the adversary’s military, victory today rests on significantly retarding the adversary’s economic and geopolit...

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As compared to the traditional notions of victory in war defined by total victory over the adversary’s military, victory today rests on significantly retarding the adversary’s economic and geopolit...

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As compared to the traditional notions of victory in war defined by total victory over the adversary’s military, victory today rests on significantly retarding the adversary’s economic and geopolit...

Key concepts: Victory, Adversary, Terrorism, Political science, Computer security, Law, Computer science, Politics

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