Insurgency Networks is a theoretical construct that refers to a decentralized system of coordinated actors, organizations, and clandestine cells engaged in sustained armed resistance against established authority, distinguished by their adaptive organizational structures, illicit resource flows, and sociopolitical objectives within the context of independence movements.
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