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US: The Counter-Counterinsurgency Manual: Or, Notes on Demilitarizing American Society

01 February 2010

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US: The Counter-Counterinsurgency Manual: Or, Notes on Demilitarizing American Society (THES, link):

"The Counter-Counterinsurgency Manual - its authors call it a pamphlet - may well come to be regarded as the most important work to emerge from America's social sciences so far this millennium. It was written by some of the founders of the Network of Concerned Anthropologists (NCA), 11 anthropologists who came together in 2007 to express their concerns over recent efforts to militarise the discipline."

See: Network of Concerned Anthropologists (link)

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