Discussing theorists including Baudrillard and Virilio and covering conflicts including the two Gulf Wars, Somalia, Bosnia, Haiti, Rwanda, Kosove, Afhanistan, and the War on Terror, this book investigates the new character of modern warfare, and why media presentation of conflict is so central to both Western military operations and terrorists.
Discussing theorists including Baudrillard and Virilio and covering conflicts including the two Gulf Wars, Somalia, Bosnia, Haiti, Rwanda, Kosove, Afhanistan, and the War on Terror, this book investigates the new character of modern warfare, and why media presentation of conflict is so central to both Western military operations and terrorists.
Philip Hammond is Reader in Media and Communications at London South Bank University. He is the author of Framing Post-Cold War Conflicts (2007) and co-editor, with Edward S. Herman, of Degraded Capability: The Media and the Kosovo Crisis (2000).
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Introduction: Postmodernism and 9/11 1. Postmodern War in a World without Meaning 2. The Humanitarian Spectacle 3. The Media War on Terrorism 4. Culture Wars and the Post-Vietnam Condition 5. Security and Vulnerability in the 'Risk Society' 6. Postmodern Empire and the 'Death of the Subject'. Conclusion: Beyond Postmodernity
Introduction: Postmodernism and 9/11 1. Postmodern War in a World without Meaning 2. The Humanitarian Spectacle 3. The Media War on Terrorism 4. Culture Wars and the Post-Vietnam Condition 5. Security and Vulnerability in the 'Risk Society' 6. Postmodern Empire and the 'Death of the Subject'. Conclusion: Beyond Postmodernity
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