Forces for Good? Military Masculinities and Peacebuilding in Afghanistan and Iraq

Helena Carreiras

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This book is about British soldiers' experiences in Iraq and Afghanistan. Using soldiers' autobiographical narratives as empirical sources and a critical feminist theoretical standpoint, its aim is...

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