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Proxy Wars and Their Patrons: How Great Powers Fight Without Declaring War on Anything

Proxy Wars and Their Patrons: How Great Powers Fight Without Declaring War on Anything

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International Relations

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ISBN13: 9798235276581
Publisher: Expedition Publishers
Pages: 152
Weight: 0.47
Height: 0.35 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English

They never declared war. They never had to.

Since 1945, the most powerful nations on earth have fought their most consequential battles through borrowed hands. The weapons were real. The dying was real. The responsibility was carefully managed from a distance.

PROXY WARS AND THEIR PATRONS is a relentlessly documented reckoning with the system that made it all possible. Drawing on declassified government archives, international court records, UN panel investigations, and the findings of organizations like Bellingcat and Conflict Armament Research, Marcus J. Thornton traces the mechanics of indirect military engagement from ancient Persia through the Cold War's killing fields to the drone supply chains of the twenty-first century.

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