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Journal Article
How the Weak Win Wars: A Theory of Asymmetric Conflict
2001
Overview
Argues that the best predictor of conflict outcomes between the strong and the weak is the interaction of actor strategies, and that strong actors will lose when they use the wrong strategy against their weaker opponents' strategy; analyzes war outcomes, 1800-1998 and US intervention in Vietnam.
