Security, war, violence - the politics of critique: a reply to Barkawi/ Claudia Aradau
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Millennium Vol. 41 No. 1 2012, pp.112-123Summary: In this article, the author propose a dialogue that brings to the fore the political stakes of a critique of war, security and violence. Not only have security and war been entwined in complex ways, but it is argued that they need to be analysed within a continuum of violence that includes insurrection, revolts, revolutions, insurgencies, rebellions, seditions, disobediences, riots and uprisings.
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In this article, the author propose a dialogue that brings to the fore the political stakes of a critique of war, security and violence. Not only have security and war been entwined in complex ways, but it is argued that they need to be analysed within a continuum of violence that includes insurrection, revolts, revolutions, insurgencies, rebellions, seditions, disobediences, riots and uprisings.
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