The biopolitics of the war on terror: Life struggles, liberal modernity and the defence of logistical societies
Published 31 December 2006
Julian Reid
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Preface 1. War and liberal modernity: a biopolitical critique 2. Logistical life: war, discipline, and the martial origins of liberal societies 3. Nomadic life: war, sovereignty, and resistance to the biopolitical imperium 4. Defiant life: the seductions of Terror amid the tyranny of the human 5. Circulatory life: 9/11 as architectural catastrophe and the hypermodernity of Terror 6. Biopolitical life: the 'war against war' of the multitude Epilogue
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PsychologyArts and Humanities