Terror and Consent
The Wars for the Twenty-first Century
Written by Philip Bobbitt
- Category: Current Affairs - Military; Political Science - International Security
- Format: Hardcover, 688 pages
- On Sale: April 1, 2008
- Price: $35.00
- ISBN: 978-1-4000-4243-2 (1-4000-4243-7)
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Table of Contents
Introduction: Plagues in the Time of Feast
PART I: THE IDEA OF A WAR AGAINST TERROR
1 The New Masque of Terrorism
2 The Market State: Arming Terror
3 Warfare Against Civilians
4 Victory Without Parades
PART II: LAW AND THE STRATEGY IN THE DOMESTIC THEATER OF TERROR
5 The Constitutional Relationship Between Rights and Powers
6 Intelligence, Information, and Knowledge
7 The Strategic Relationship Between Ends and Means
8 Terrorism: Supply and Demand
PART III: STRATEGY AND LAW IN THE INTERNATIONAL THEATER OF TERROR
9 The Illusion of an American Strategic Doctrine
10 Mise-en-Scène: The Properties of Sovereignty
11 Danse Macabre: Global Governance and Legitimacy
12 The Triage of Terror
Conclusion: A Plague Treatise for the Twenty-first Century
Coda
Acknowledgments
Notes
Selected Biography
Annotated Index
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