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Fourth Generation Warfare

overall review score: 4.2
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Fourth-generation warfare (4GW) refers to conflicts in which non-state actors use asymmetric tactics to achieve their objectives, often blending conventional military methods with political, economic, and informational warfare.

Key Features

  • Non-state actors
  • Asymmetric tactics
  • Blending of military, political, economic, and informational warfare

Pros

  • Flexibility in tactics and strategies
  • Ability to adapt to changing environments
  • Focus on non-military aspects of conflict resolution

Cons

  • Difficulty in distinguishing combatants from non-combatants
  • Potential for increased civilian casualties
  • Challenges in traditional military responses

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