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Publié en ligne: 26 juil. 2018
Pages: 300 - 305
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1515/kbo-2018-0106
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© 2018 Zoltan Jobbagy, published by Sciendo
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An unwanted and long lasting consequence of the demise of the bipolar world order is the increasing number of non-state actors who constantly challenge the existing status quo. Unlike in the traditional international environment where states primarily interact with other states, the last two and a half decades witnessed states increasingly interacting with various non-state actors. These state / non-state interactions very often result in asymmetric confrontations, including asymmetric warfare. In order to better understand certain features of asymmetric warfare the author proposes a biological approach that takes advantage of recent discoveries in primate research