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Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2024February 28, 2024 EDT

Ideological Warfare: Interpreting Leftwing Insurgencies In Colombia

Valbona Karanxha, EdD,
Insurgencygrievance-based insurgencygreed-based insurgencyideologyleftwing ideologyMarxismagrarian revolutionrebelocracymultinational operationsmilitary operations

Articles in Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2024

Vol. 12, Issue 1, 2024
  • Welcome Letter Vol. 12 No. 1
    Gilda Bour
  • Museum Employees Only: Inside The Knox Foundation Center for the Preservation and Study of CSRA History
    Aisha Manus
  • Ideological Warfare: Interpreting Leftwing Insurgencies In Colombia
    Valbona Karanxha
  • Crusader Vows
    Paul M. Aitchison
  • Cancer: On the Development of Chemotherapy
    Demianna King
  • Moore v Dempsey: How a Pogrom Became a Turning Point in the Fight for Civil Rights
    Gilda Bour
  • Book Review: Nathan Prefer’s The Luzon Campaign 1945: MacArthur Returns
    Dr. Robert Young
  • Book Review: Waldemar Heckel’s Who’s Who in the Age of Alexander and His Successors: From Chaironeia to Ipsos (338-301 BC)
    Quinton Carr
  • Reimagining the Islandmagee Witches: An Interactive Exhibit at Carrickfergus Museum
    Gilda Bour
Saber and Scroll
Karanxha, Valbona. 2024. “Ideological Warfare: Interpreting Leftwing Insurgencies In Colombia.” The Saber and Scroll Journal 12 (1).
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