Ceci N’est Pas Un Enfant Mort: How We Learnt to See War as Humanitarians
“…To allow discourse to collapse of its own weight… minus any area to serve as a common ground…” Michel Foucault, 1986 on what might result from disavowing what is...

“…To allow discourse to collapse of its own weight… minus any area to serve as a common ground…” Michel Foucault, 1986 on what might result from disavowing what is...
With no end in sight to U.S./U.K. operations in Afghanistan, an incisive review of how the much-hyped international events of the last nine years led us there is as welcome...
An estimated 20-25,000 people gathered in London yesterday to protest Israel’s attack on humanitarian activists bringing aid to the Gaza Strip last Monday, and of course to...
Paul Rogers is Professor of Peace Studies at the University of Bradford, where he heads the Peace Studies Department. He has written extensively on terrorism and political...
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