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Embodying militarism: exploring the spaces and bodies in-between

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Military history and social perspectives Military and Defense Studies Gender, Security, and Conflict

Abstract

‘My body knows unheard-of songs’.(Cixous 1976, 876)This Special Issue of Critical Military Studies creates an inter-disciplinary space to explore embodied experiences of militarism, militarization,...

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