Shira Malkin
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 2477955 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Shira Malkin |
| NOMBRES | Shira |
| APELLIDO | Malkin |
| FIRMA | MALKIN S |
| AFILIACIONES | Samara State University of Social Sciences and Education |
| ORCID | 0000-0001-9522-7926 |
| VERIFICADO | Sí |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 22 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 6 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 22 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2005 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2026 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Between military and political expedience
Crisis of loyalty and the defense of Empire in the estimates of the british Military class
In the interwar period, three powerful ideological factors – nationalism, pan-Islamism, and communism - simultaneously undermined the power of the metropolis in the dependent territories. Behind this façade, as was reasonably assumed in Delhi, Simla, Jerusalem, Cairo, and London, the interests of rival states were concealed. Overseas territories were seen both as a source of strength (economy, international prestige) and weakness (diversion of re…
Russia and the Western World
Law and (Dis)Order
The era of Interbellum witnessed an incessant dispute of followers of different legal regimes of functioning of colonial order in the conditions of growing insurgency in the British Empire after the Great War. The discussion of the question reflected theoretical and doctrinal contradictions and disputes of military and civil authorities as to the borders of their responsibility in the matter. The article analyzes changes in the approaches of the …
The Frontier Warfare Lessons
During the Interbellum era, oriental ideas about native peoples were still an important component of the ideologies that served as the justification for the colonial presence of European powers in the East. The article analyzes the ideological and rhetorical assessment by representatives of the British military class of the parameters of the use of force in ensuring the internal security of the empire after the Great War in the context of new cha…
Small Wars of the Great Powers
In this article the author focuses on the semantic and substantive aspects of the colonial conflict analysis model presented in the work of the British Army Major General Charles Edward Collwell, “Small Wars: Their Principles and Practices”, which became the most notable British treatise on the subject at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A distinctive feature of the work is the comparative approach to the analysis of the Britis…
Urbanization of the Protest and Colonial Control in the British Empire during the Interbellum
The Interbellum era passed under the sign of competition between supporters of various models of colonial order, due to the growth of rebel activity in the British Empire after the Great War. Discussions on this issue reflected theoretical and doctrinal contradictions, as well as the rivalry of the security services and disputes between the military and civilian authorities over the boundaries of their responsibility in these conditions. The arti…
Development by Rand Corporation of Practical Guidelines for the U.S. Armed Forces in Vietnam Based on Analysis of Japanese Experience with the Manjuri Rebels
Introduction. Recently, the interest of representatives of the expert and scientific community has been growing in the transformations of one of the most famous practices of rebel activity after the Second World War – the Maoist model of people’s war. Its interpretations in the framework of expert support for the foreign policy activities of the USA are prompted with great attention and caution not only to the role of methodological restrictions,…
A Second Ireland”
The article analyses the gaps and ties between the doctrine and theory, in contrast with the practice, of countering subversive movements in the British Empire within the frame of the example of the Arab rebellion of 1936—1939. Contradictions between security services on this question, objectivated by the experience of the Irish war of independence of 1919—1921 took for granted as referenced, led to the articulation and promotion of different mod…
Transfers of colonial (dis)order
The article analyses the gaps and ties betweenthe doctrine and theory, in contrast with the practice, of countering subversive movements in the British Empire during the Interbellum. Contradictions between security services led to the articulation and promotion of different models of counterinsurgency. The research contains an analysis of the guerrilla warfare concept’ evolution within the military thought, through the second Boer war, Irish waro…
From Small Wars to Guerrilla Warfare
The Interbellum era was marked by the competition of various interpretations of guerrilla warfare and small wars, which were a practical expression of rebel activity in the colonies and on the outskirts of the British Empire. Discussions in that regard reflected both theoretical and doctrinal contradictions and the bureaucratic rivalry between the departments responsible for its internal security and the confrontation between the military and civ…
Civil Identity Formation within Contemporary Informational Space (Historical Policy and Educational Practices)
The main focus of the article was on the impact of current historical policy affecting the foreign and domestic political interests of the Russian Federation (mainly in the fields of interethnic relations and international law) on the educational strategies of the authorities, designed to facilitate or impede the process of forming a Russian civil identity. Specific historical and contemporary examples show that the latter has long been considere…
Transfers of Colonial Order
The article reveals the possibilities of historical reconstruction of the experience of the leading European powers in matters of the transfer of the colonial order in the “short 20th century”, including its reception outside the global empires, which are opened thanks to the methodological synthesis of the «New Imperial history» and “New Cold war history”. Specific historical examples in the widely interpreted chronological framework of decoloni…
Counterinsurgency in the Age of Enlightenment
One of the first and closest ‘laboratories’ of the British Empire in terms of turning the British army into a colonial institution during protracted counterinsurgency was one of the inner Gaelic fringes of the United Kingdom, the Highlands of Scotland. It was there in the first half of the Eighteenth century that the army appeared as a corporate institution with its own views not just on its role in the defeating the Jacobite movement, but in res…
Lessons learned' during the Interbellum
Historians generally view the Irish War of Independence as the first and largely unsuccessful experience for the British army in conducting modern counterinsurgency. This article argues that during the Interbellum the ‘Irish war’ became a starting point for the military thought about this type of conflict, although this did not become fully consolidated in the army’s thinking. Some important aspects of the British forces’ conduct in the ‘Irish wa…
Chinese Model of the People’s War in the Estimates of the Rand Corporation Experts
The article discusses the characteristic features of the expert support of U. S. policy in Southeast Asia in the 1960s within the framework of the analytical activities of the RAND Corporation to understand the phenomenon of the Chinese model of people's war. Special attention is paid to the positions of experts who cooperated with the Pentagon on a contractual basis on the forms and ways of its export to the “third world” countries enflamed by t…
War in Peace Time
In article influence of the ideological bases of the Versailles peace on maintenance of colonial order in the British Empire during the interwar period is considered. Special attention is paid to role of law enforcement agencies (army, police, intelligence) in maintenance in the light of widely adopted ideas of the nations’ right for self-determination in destabilization of a political situation in colonies and dependent territories. In focus of …
Collisions of (Post)Colonial World Order
In the article the collisions of the Versailles world order caused by contradictions between the right of the people for self-determination declared by victorious powers and aspiration of the European empires which survived after World War I to keep and strengthen colonial control are considered. Special attention is paid to how these collisions, provoking numerous “crises of loyalty” in empires, were perceived in the British army as one of the m…
From small wars to counterinsurgency
The complicated problematic of Imperial Policing in many respects still comes down to the principle of minimum force, and much of what we consider an integral part of the modern doctrine of counterinsurgency, is perceived as by-product of post-1945 colonial experience. Charles Gwynn wrote about it in his still underestimated text-book on internal security, ‘Imperial Policing’. As a result, there is a lack of clear understanding how colonial (base…
Imperial Policing”
Between Historiography and Creation of Myth
Tableau et coup de théâtre
Alors qu'elle écrit de front pour le roman et pour le théâtre dans le but de créer des fictions attendrissantes, George Sand emploie dans son roman Adriani (1853) les techniques du tableau et du coup de théâtre qu'elle emprunte au drame bourgeois inventé par Diderot et perfectionné par Sedaine. Marquée pour un temps par l'esthétique du pathétique que prisait le public du Second Empire, Sand en problématise les enjeux idéologiques, surtout en ce q…
From small wars to counterinsurgency
The complicated problematic of Imperial Policing in many respects still comes down to the principle of minimum force, and much of what we consider an integral part of the modern doctrine of counterinsurgency, is perceived as by-product of post-1945 colonial experience. Charles Gwynn wrote about it in his still underestimated text-book on internal security, ‘Imperial Policing’. As a result, there is a lack of clear understanding how colonial (base…
Counterinsurgency in the Age of Enlightenment
One of the first and closest ‘laboratories’ of the British Empire in terms of turning the British army into a colonial institution during protracted counterinsurgency was one of the inner Gaelic fringes of the United Kingdom, the Highlands of Scotland. It was there in the first half of the Eighteenth century that the army appeared as a corporate institution with its own views not just on its role in the defeating the Jacobite movement, but in res…
Transfers of colonial (dis)order
The article analyses the gaps and ties betweenthe doctrine and theory, in contrast with the practice, of countering subversive movements in the British Empire during the Interbellum. Contradictions between security services led to the articulation and promotion of different models of counterinsurgency. The research contains an analysis of the guerrilla warfare concept’ evolution within the military thought, through the second Boer war, Irish waro…
Tableau et coup de théâtre
Alors qu'elle écrit de front pour le roman et pour le théâtre dans le but de créer des fictions attendrissantes, George Sand emploie dans son roman Adriani (1853) les techniques du tableau et du coup de théâtre qu'elle emprunte au drame bourgeois inventé par Diderot et perfectionné par Sedaine. Marquée pour un temps par l'esthétique du pathétique que prisait le public du Second Empire, Sand en problématise les enjeux idéologiques, surtout en ce q…
Imperial Policing”
Between Historiography and Creation of Myth
War in Peace Time
In article influence of the ideological bases of the Versailles peace on maintenance of colonial order in the British Empire during the interwar period is considered. Special attention is paid to role of law enforcement agencies (army, police, intelligence) in maintenance in the light of widely adopted ideas of the nations’ right for self-determination in destabilization of a political situation in colonies and dependent territories. In focus of …
Collisions of (Post)Colonial World Order
In the article the collisions of the Versailles world order caused by contradictions between the right of the people for self-determination declared by victorious powers and aspiration of the European empires which survived after World War I to keep and strengthen colonial control are considered. Special attention is paid to how these collisions, provoking numerous “crises of loyalty” in empires, were perceived in the British army as one of the m…
From small wars to counterinsurgency
The complicated problematic of Imperial Policing in many respects still comes down to the principle of minimum force, and much of what we consider an integral part of the modern doctrine of counterinsurgency, is perceived as by-product of post-1945 colonial experience. Charles Gwynn wrote about it in his still underestimated text-book on internal security, ‘Imperial Policing’. As a result, there is a lack of clear understanding how colonial (base…
Chinese Model of the People’s War in the Estimates of the Rand Corporation Experts
The article discusses the characteristic features of the expert support of U. S. policy in Southeast Asia in the 1960s within the framework of the analytical activities of the RAND Corporation to understand the phenomenon of the Chinese model of people's war. Special attention is paid to the positions of experts who cooperated with the Pentagon on a contractual basis on the forms and ways of its export to the “third world” countries enflamed by t…
From Small Wars to Guerrilla Warfare
The Interbellum era was marked by the competition of various interpretations of guerrilla warfare and small wars, which were a practical expression of rebel activity in the colonies and on the outskirts of the British Empire. Discussions in that regard reflected both theoretical and doctrinal contradictions and the bureaucratic rivalry between the departments responsible for its internal security and the confrontation between the military and civ…
Civil Identity Formation within Contemporary Informational Space (Historical Policy and Educational Practices)
The main focus of the article was on the impact of current historical policy affecting the foreign and domestic political interests of the Russian Federation (mainly in the fields of interethnic relations and international law) on the educational strategies of the authorities, designed to facilitate or impede the process of forming a Russian civil identity. Specific historical and contemporary examples show that the latter has long been considere…
Transfers of Colonial Order
The article reveals the possibilities of historical reconstruction of the experience of the leading European powers in matters of the transfer of the colonial order in the “short 20th century”, including its reception outside the global empires, which are opened thanks to the methodological synthesis of the «New Imperial history» and “New Cold war history”. Specific historical examples in the widely interpreted chronological framework of decoloni…
Counterinsurgency in the Age of Enlightenment
One of the first and closest ‘laboratories’ of the British Empire in terms of turning the British army into a colonial institution during protracted counterinsurgency was one of the inner Gaelic fringes of the United Kingdom, the Highlands of Scotland. It was there in the first half of the Eighteenth century that the army appeared as a corporate institution with its own views not just on its role in the defeating the Jacobite movement, but in res…
Lessons learned' during the Interbellum
Historians generally view the Irish War of Independence as the first and largely unsuccessful experience for the British army in conducting modern counterinsurgency. This article argues that during the Interbellum the ‘Irish war’ became a starting point for the military thought about this type of conflict, although this did not become fully consolidated in the army’s thinking. Some important aspects of the British forces’ conduct in the ‘Irish wa…
Development by Rand Corporation of Practical Guidelines for the U.S. Armed Forces in Vietnam Based on Analysis of Japanese Experience with the Manjuri Rebels
Introduction. Recently, the interest of representatives of the expert and scientific community has been growing in the transformations of one of the most famous practices of rebel activity after the Second World War – the Maoist model of people’s war. Its interpretations in the framework of expert support for the foreign policy activities of the USA are prompted with great attention and caution not only to the role of methodological restrictions,…
A Second Ireland”
The article analyses the gaps and ties between the doctrine and theory, in contrast with the practice, of countering subversive movements in the British Empire within the frame of the example of the Arab rebellion of 1936—1939. Contradictions between security services on this question, objectivated by the experience of the Irish war of independence of 1919—1921 took for granted as referenced, led to the articulation and promotion of different mod…
Transfers of colonial (dis)order
The article analyses the gaps and ties betweenthe doctrine and theory, in contrast with the practice, of countering subversive movements in the British Empire during the Interbellum. Contradictions between security services led to the articulation and promotion of different models of counterinsurgency. The research contains an analysis of the guerrilla warfare concept’ evolution within the military thought, through the second Boer war, Irish waro…
Small Wars of the Great Powers
In this article the author focuses on the semantic and substantive aspects of the colonial conflict analysis model presented in the work of the British Army Major General Charles Edward Collwell, “Small Wars: Their Principles and Practices”, which became the most notable British treatise on the subject at the turn of the nineteenth and twentieth centuries. A distinctive feature of the work is the comparative approach to the analysis of the Britis…
Urbanization of the Protest and Colonial Control in the British Empire during the Interbellum
The Interbellum era passed under the sign of competition between supporters of various models of colonial order, due to the growth of rebel activity in the British Empire after the Great War. Discussions on this issue reflected theoretical and doctrinal contradictions, as well as the rivalry of the security services and disputes between the military and civilian authorities over the boundaries of their responsibility in these conditions. The arti…
Crisis of loyalty and the defense of Empire in the estimates of the british Military class
In the interwar period, three powerful ideological factors – nationalism, pan-Islamism, and communism - simultaneously undermined the power of the metropolis in the dependent territories. Behind this façade, as was reasonably assumed in Delhi, Simla, Jerusalem, Cairo, and London, the interests of rival states were concealed. Overseas territories were seen both as a source of strength (economy, international prestige) and weakness (diversion of re…
Russia and the Western World
Law and (Dis)Order
The era of Interbellum witnessed an incessant dispute of followers of different legal regimes of functioning of colonial order in the conditions of growing insurgency in the British Empire after the Great War. The discussion of the question reflected theoretical and doctrinal contradictions and disputes of military and civil authorities as to the borders of their responsibility in the matter. The article analyzes changes in the approaches of the …
The Frontier Warfare Lessons
During the Interbellum era, oriental ideas about native peoples were still an important component of the ideologies that served as the justification for the colonial presence of European powers in the East. The article analyzes the ideological and rhetorical assessment by representatives of the British military class of the parameters of the use of force in ensuring the internal security of the empire after the Great War in the context of new cha…
Between military and political expedience
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