Professor Melissa Lee joined Retired Lt. Gen. Ken Tovo to discuss whether unconventional warfare and foreign subversion will be important in an era of great power competition on this @WestPoint_USMA and @ESoConflict Irregular Warfare podcast. https://t.co/ezguj5wNxn
— Princeton Politics (@PUPolitics) October 23, 2020
Conversation on unconventional warfare and foreign subversion with LTG(r) Ken Tovo (former commander of @USASOCNews) and Dr. Melissa Lee from @PUPolitics and @PrincetonSPIA. @osssociety @1st_SF_Command @USSOCOM @MARSOCofficial @GreenBeretFound @AEVanSaun @AllBeretsMatter https://t.co/U5PRJvvBrj
— Irregular Warfare Podcast (@IrregWarfare) October 23, 2020
Subversion can be a very effective means of undermining targeted states. But it carries with it the risk of long-term spread of ungoverned spaces and failed states. So how should it be understood as a tool of statecraft? https://t.co/0lJ7LZpNy8
— Modern War Institute (@WarInstitute) October 23, 2020
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