Bøger i Critical War Studies serien

A sober, unsettling reflection on the ethics of non-combatant deaths and how a once little-known term entered the global vocabulary of conflict, which introduces a fresh perspective on what non-combatant deaths mean for global governance and modern warfare.

While the concept of Orientalism has long been associated with war, there is no systematic exploration of the place of Orientalism in war and of war in Orientalism. This edited volume brings together a collection of papers exploring this topic.