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Irregular Warfare During Jimmy Carter’s Presidency
The Resistance Hub The presidency of Jimmy Carter (1977–1981) was marked by pivotal moments in global geopolitics, many of which involved irregular warfare, special operations, and unconventional conflict. Reflecting on these events offers a lens into the complexities Carter faced during a tumultuous period of the Cold War. As the world mourns his recent passing,…
Applying International Law to Resistance and Irregular Combatants
The Resistance Hub Introduction International Humanitarian Law (IHL), commonly known as the law of armed conflict, seeks to balance military necessity with humanitarian principles. These legal frameworks apply to state and non-state actors, including resistance movements and irregular combatants. However, using these principles in modern conflicts remains complex, particularly when considering issues like proportionality, targeting,…
The Use of Espionage by Resistance Movements
The Resistance Hub For as long as resistance movements have existed, espionage has served as both a shield and a sword in their struggle against powerful adversaries. Defined as the clandestine collection and use of information to gain an advantage, espionage has enabled resistance groups to outmaneuver opponents, safeguard their operatives, and secure strategic victories.…