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Interrogating the war on terror : interdisciplinary perspectives

Author:	Deborah Staines
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Summary:	Presents a multi-disciplinary critique of contemporary war culture and politics, introducing a range of political, legal, artistic and social perspectives on a devastating war. This volume explores the discourses and cultural effects of the current "war on terror".  Read more...