Titlebook: War and the Transformation of Global Politics; Vivienne Jabri Book 2007 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 200

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Late Modernity, War and Peace,ommitments that see war as formative of mature subjectivity and nationhood. Here the Hegelian commitment to war as the ultimate expression of complete individuality in relation to the state brings forth the experiential aspect of war and its place, in Hegelian thought, in the formation of the indivi

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The Politics of Global War,exist and define, in some incalculable sense, the vast array of human interactions. Nevertheless violent conflict preoccupies precisely because of its seeming persistence irrespective of the very modern idea that we have the capacity to eradicate it. The defining certainties of modernity — the state

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War, the International, the Human,ry construction of this form of war as “l(fā)iberal” attaches to it a certain normative meaning; that war, when undertaken by particular states, is a progressive force globally.. Intervention in distant lands would from henceforth be undertaken for the protection of other populations, those under threat

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Beyond War and By Way of a Conclusion: Solidarity, the Politics of Peace and Political Cosmopolitannt in the global arena, suggesting this arena at one and the same time as a wide and dispersed space for the mobilisation of material and human resources for ongoing antagonisms. From the local wars associated with state breakdown, to the network wars conducted by clandestine organisations, to the w

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Vivienne Jabris such as “reading newspapers” and “having a breakfast” that span over an interval of time and that are related to each other, as expressed in sentences such as “I read the newspaper during breakfast.”