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Thefirst half of the book examines three types of insurgencies, which demonstrate a shift from more traditional insurgent strategies. Ucko begins by analyzing localized insurgency in which a group does not attempt to change the regime but engages in subversion locally and avoids significant armed retaliation from the state. Exploring urban and rural cases in Brazil, Iraq, Mali, Mozambique, Nigeria, and Turkey, he describes the vulnerabilities this type of insurgency poses to the state with its internationalization and threat to government legitimacy by localizing the battle to the neglected areas of the countries.

Building from this, Ucko details infiltrative insurgency by explaining it involves a group that co-opts state structures through the exploitation of political and social divisions while covertly using violence as it engages in legitimate politics from within to dismantle a democratic system. He analyzes historical case studies with the Nazi Party in interwar Germany and more contemporary cases involving Bolivia, Colombia, Greece, Iraq, Nepal, Northern Ireland, and Pakistan, demonstrating how this approach allowed armed movements to legitimize their aims and twist democracy even if the movement fails (111).

Then, Ucko analyzes ideational insurgency that he describes as online influence and recruitment narratives that seek to build power amid sporadic violence. Drawing on case studies of information operations from the Islamic State and online activity from far-right violent extremists, he describes their efforts to mobilize against the state through the formation of a digital counterstate and moving fringe ideas into the mainstream (141).

Next, Ucko looks at state responses to infiltrative insurgency and the importance of the responses, such as ostracizing, integrating, and proscribing groups, as well as deciphering between competition and existential threats (188). Using case studies from Colombia and Northern Ireland, he describes ethical and strategic aspects of the responses, such as the dangers of inclusion, to encourage moderation and discusses the problems of simply banning the parties from political participation.

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Insurgent planning arose in response to the networked policy arrangements and rationalities of participatory planning under neoliberal governance. As a theory of practice premised on critical dialogue and situated knowledges, insurgent planning inherited conceptualizations of agency characteristic of neo-pragmatic thinking in communicative planning. Emerging strands in insurgent planning, however, call for a deeper consideration of materialities and their role in producing insurgent action, drawing attention to performative understandings of power. Insurgent planning is also increasingly informed by relational understandings of power to better understand the situated realities, power relations, and often conflicting epistemologies that drive actions that might be considered insurgent. Finally, the concern for a homogenizing discourse of insurgent action and the lack of clarity of agent power in effecting change has brought renewed attention to co-production, including situated considerations of the role of different actors, including the insurgent planning scholar, in producing counterhegemonic knowledges, imaginaries, and actions.

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Even before the United Nations declared famine in parts of the country, suicide attacks by al-Shabab on an African Union post in the Somali capital of Mogadishu drew world attention to the role of Somali diaspora in the insurgency. Of the two suicide bombers dispatched by the Somali Islamist-insurgent movement Harakat al-Shabab al-Mujahideen, or Movement of the Warrior-Youth, one was 27-year-old Somali-American Farah Mohamed Beledi, killed before he could set off his device. In July, Omer Abdi Mohamed of Minnesota pleaded guilty to charges that he had facilitated the travel of young Somali-American men to Somalia to join the insurgent movement.

Despite these efforts, the massive scale of the famine has proved to be too much for the insurgent movement to deal with alone, leading al-Shabab leaders to state publicly that they would allow international humanitarian aid organizations to operate in territory under its control. However, some organizations, including the World Food Program, previously barred from distributing aid because they were allegedly disrupting sales by Somali farmers in 2006, remain banned.

Since its rise to public prominence following the US-supported December 2006 invasion of Somalia by Ethiopia, al-Shabab has sought foreign recruits to bolster its military strength. It emerged as the main insurgent group fighting Ethiopian military occupation of Mogadishu and other parts of Somalia.

Al-Shabab has aggressively recruited in Somali diaspora communities in Europe, North America, East Africa and the Middle East, estimated to be 1.5 million. Estimates suggest that al-Shabab has attracted around 1,000 recruits from the diaspora and several hundred non-Somali Muslim recruits. A controversial Homeland Security congressional hearing convened by US Representative Peter King produced a report that claims 40 Americans, most of Somali descent, have joined the movement.

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"As Southeast Asia's emerging middle class embrace the digital world, digital spending has become the new battleground for companies looking to expand their business," says a report published by Facebook in collaboration with Bain & Company, a global management consulting firm. The report, Riding the Digital Wave: Capturing Southeast Asia's digital consumer in the Discovery Generation, explores the spending behavior of the region's digital consumers. The findings are the result of interviewing a total of 12,965 respondents from the six Southeast Asian countries of Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Vietnam.

The report obtained consumers' views on where they spend their money online, how much they spend, factors that influence them, as well as their consumer journey. Additionally, senior executives from more than 30 companies across a diverse range of industries weighed in on the opportunities they see, the challenges they confront and their approach to digital commerce business in Southeast Asia. While the survey was conducted in June 2019, prior to the covid-19 pandemic, the findings are valuable for companies planning to enter Southeast Asia's rapidly growing digital consumer market.

"As people go online, they move from being simply internet users to being digital consumers," the report notes. "Digital consumers are internet users who purchase online at least once in any of the following categories":

I agree with the report's conclusion that "[t]he rise of the Discovery Generation presents a huge opportunity. But navigating this landscape remains a challenge, especially for large brands. Brand owners need a clear, multi-channel strategy while simultaneously learning from the successful digital-first insurgents. These insurgents have been highly successful and are leading the way on innovative online brand building and becoming large regional brands in their own right. What can large brands do to overcome uncertainty?

This blog has covered Southeast Asia's recent economic advancements resulting from improvements in the region's mobile communications network and transportation infrastructure. The former, which includes the deployment of high-speed mobile broadband and the use of low-cost smartphones, increases the number of people who transition from internet users to digital consumers. The latter provides for easier ways to deliver goods to the 423 million digital consumers residing in the six countries covered in the report. Based on my experience of doing business in the region, I confidentially agree with the report's assertion that "The opportunity has never been greater."

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