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Operational control over non-state proxies
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Syria and the perils of proxy warfare
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Proxy Wars & the Israeli-Palestinian Conflict
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The Strategy of War by Proxy
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Beyond sponsor control: how proxies evade monitoring and preserve autonomy in proxy warfare
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US Foreign Policy toward Syria
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Introduction to the Special Issue ‘Proxy forces in modern warfare’
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Proxy War: An Attempt to Put a Retrospective and Ambiguous Concept into a Specific Framework
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