11 September 2001 WAR, TERROR AND JUDGEMENT
Type
Book
Authors
ISBN 10
0714655058
ISBN 13
9780714655055
Category
900-GEOGRAPHY AND HISTORY
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Publication Year
2003
Publisher
Frank Cass Publishers, United States
Pages
204
Subject
September 11 Terrorist Attacks, 2001; World politics -- 1995-2005; War on Terrorism, 2001-2009;
Abstract
The present volume gather(s) together scholars from Europe, North America and Asia to offer a series of analyses of the post-11 September world. Not all of them agree, and there are many different viewpoints and mode of analysis represented here. At the same time, what does permeate this volume is a serious and sustained attempt to get beyond the immediate response to the attacks. As such, the result is a thoughtful and illuminating collection of essays of a kind that is greatly needed in the circumstance in which we now find ourselves.
Description
In a comprehensive study of the world since September 11th, 2001, the contributors to this volume offer a series of perspectives on current security trends. The scholars who participated in this study are from Europe, North America and Asia. - from Amzon
Biblio Notes
CONTENTS
- List of Contributors ...............................................................................vii
- List of Abbreviations............................................................................. ix
- Preface by Paul Rogers ...........................................................................xi
- Introduction by Builent Gokoy and R.B.J. Walker .......................................P. 1
1. Reflection on 11 September by Hidemi Suganami ....................................P. 3
2. Invisible Cities by Patrick Thormberry .....................................................P. 13
3. The Politics of Terrorism and Civilazition': How to Respond as a
Human Being by Yoshikazu Sakamaoto .......................................................P. 30
4. Identifying Limits on a Borderless Map in the First
Post - Modern War by Richard Falk .............................................................P.46
5. War, Terror, Judgement by R.B.J. Walker ................................................P. 62
6. Afghanistan and the Global Environment: Turning Local Language
into Global Grammer by Andrew Dobson ...................................................P. 84
7. The United States Against the World: Oil Hegemony,
and the Militarization of BGlobal by Bulent Gokay ........................................P. 91
8. The Respond of the British Government to the
Attack on America by Don Keohone ..........................................................P. 110
9. The European Union an 11 September by John Vogler .............................P. 129
10. Terrorism and 'New Wars' by susanne Karstedr ...................................P. 139
11. On Pharmacological War by Larry George ............................................P. 155
12. Immigration, Asylum, Borders and Terrorism:
The Unexpected Victims by Elspeth Guild ..................................................P. 176
13. Barbarians by Alex Donchev ..............................................................p. 195
Index ...................................................................................................p. 199
- List of Contributors ...............................................................................vii
- List of Abbreviations............................................................................. ix
- Preface by Paul Rogers ...........................................................................xi
- Introduction by Builent Gokoy and R.B.J. Walker .......................................P. 1
1. Reflection on 11 September by Hidemi Suganami ....................................P. 3
2. Invisible Cities by Patrick Thormberry .....................................................P. 13
3. The Politics of Terrorism and Civilazition': How to Respond as a
Human Being by Yoshikazu Sakamaoto .......................................................P. 30
4. Identifying Limits on a Borderless Map in the First
Post - Modern War by Richard Falk .............................................................P.46
5. War, Terror, Judgement by R.B.J. Walker ................................................P. 62
6. Afghanistan and the Global Environment: Turning Local Language
into Global Grammer by Andrew Dobson ...................................................P. 84
7. The United States Against the World: Oil Hegemony,
and the Militarization of BGlobal by Bulent Gokay ........................................P. 91
8. The Respond of the British Government to the
Attack on America by Don Keohone ..........................................................P. 110
9. The European Union an 11 September by John Vogler .............................P. 129
10. Terrorism and 'New Wars' by susanne Karstedr ...................................P. 139
11. On Pharmacological War by Larry George ............................................P. 155
12. Immigration, Asylum, Borders and Terrorism:
The Unexpected Victims by Elspeth Guild ..................................................P. 176
13. Barbarians by Alex Donchev ..............................................................p. 195
Index ...................................................................................................p. 199
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