The first wave of insurgency studies was undoubtedly influenced by the national liberation struggles taking place in Indochina, Africa and elsewhere from the 1950 and into the 1970s. The past fifteen years has seen renewed interest in insurgency studies, a trend not unrelated to events in the Middle East and Africa, and to the persistence of Cold War insurgencies after the so-called 'end of history' was announced by Fukuyama (1992). Much of this body of work has been concerned primarily with recruitment and causes, along with debates influenced by theories such as greed and grievance (Berdal and Malone 2000), the new wars paradigm (Kaldor 1999), and the economic theory of conflict (Collier and Hoeffler 2000).
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机译：毫无疑问，第一波叛乱研究受到了1950年到1970年代在印度支那，非洲和其他地方发生的民族解放斗争的影响。在过去的十五年中，人们对叛乱研究重新产生了兴趣，这一趋势与中东和非洲的事件以及在福山（1992年）宣布所谓的“历史的终结”之后持续存在的冷战叛乱无关。 。大部分工作主要涉及招聘和原因，以及受诸如贪婪和不满（Berdal and Malone 2000），新的战争范式（Kaldor 1999）和经济冲突理论（Collier）等理论影响的辩论。和Hoeffler 2000）。
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