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Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - The preponderance of literature and scholarly debate on counterinsurgency (COIN) focuses on the strategic or operational approach: leader-focused; large group-focused; special operations; conventional operations; enemy centric; and the latest, population-centric. While the criticism on the latter approach accuses it of plagiarizing work on the subject written in the 1960s, the current debate may result in distraction from how to effectively do long-term damage to insurgent groups. There is a relatively small conglomerate of scholarly work that focuses on the illicit sources of funding for insurgencies. More to the point, this work addresses the commonalities of this type of funding among seemingly disparate insurgent groups. In a November 2009 interview with the author, Professor Diana Marcela Rojas, an international relations expert and professor at the National University of Colombia states, 'There's an availability of this illegal resource that these illegal armed groups take advantage of that explains their military strength and as such their strategy of territorial control [Translated from Spanish by the author].' Dr. Camilo Echandía, a professor of economics and expert in conflict studies at the Externado University of Colombia comments to the author, also in November of 2009, 'I believe the guerrillas (FARC) are very tied to cocaine despite their military withdrawals of the last 5, 6, 7 years.' Gretchen Peters describes in the introduction of her recent book Seeds of Terror: How Heroin Is Bankrolling The Taliban And Al Qaeda, 'an explosion of poppy farming across southern Afghanistan.' Noteworthy is that Ms. Peters writes 'The definition of a Taliban member and drug smuggler is blurring' and goes on to coin the phrase ''FARCification'' of the Taliban.' Ms. Peters and other notable authors such as Georgetown University's Dr. Vanda Felbab-Brown in are on to something. Most of the recent scholarship may have moved away from, or never focused on, how the arguabl.

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Neuware - Ryinswel, once a land of dragons and magical races, is now reduced to a smoldering image of its past. The human House of Dekator, greedy and lustful for political power, is determined to rule all of Ryinswel and seize the land's magic. But the Wells of magic draw three young friends through the unfolding of prophecy, forcing them toward the calling on their lives and the restoration of magic.