KnowraInsurgencyLinked fromLinked fromThe 36 pages that link to Insurgency, each with the reason it gives.All 36Broader topic 3Related 11Narrower topic 12Compared with 10TerrorismCompared with: Insurgencies usually contest territorial or governmental control, while terrorism describes tactics or methods.SeparatismCompared with: Some separatist campaigns use insurgency, but separatism itself does not require armed struggle.State terrorismCompared with: Insurgents may use terror, but their violence is not state terrorism unless conducted or supported by state agents.Hybrid warfareCompared with: Insurgency is one possible component, not a synonym for the broader strategy.Ethnic conflictCompared with: An insurgency describes a mode of armed challenge; its aims need not be ethnic.Military tacticsCompared with: Insurgent forces blend combat with political mobilization, complicating conventional tactical responses.ParamilitaryCompared with: Insurgency describes a conflict strategy, whereas paramilitary describes an organization’s structure and relation to regular forces.BanditryCompared with: Insurgents pursue political change, while bandits may focus chiefly on predation.Bob DenardCompared with: Denard generally intervened to install or protect rulers, rather than to wage a sustained rebellion.History of terrorismCompared with: Some terrorist campaigns form part of wider insurgencies, while others do not seek territorial control.