An anthropology of war : views from frontline

Alisse Waterston

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Prelude: An Accountability, Written in the Year 2108 Carolyn Nordstrom Introduction: On War and Accountability Alisse Waterston Chapter 1. Ten Points on War R. Brian Ferguson Chapter 2. Global Warring Today: Maybe Somebody Needs to ExplainA Stephen Reyna Chapter 3. Global Fractures Carolyn Nordstrom Chapter 4. Seeing Green: Visual Technology, Virtual Reality, and the Experience of War Jose N. Vasquez Chapter 5. Military Occupation as Carceral Society: Prisons, Checkpoints, and Walls in the Israeli-Palestinian Struggle Avram Bornstein Chapter 6. War and Peace in Colombia Lesley Gill Chapter 7. The Continuum of Violence in Post-war Guatemala Beatriz Manz Chapter 8. Mother Courage and the Future of War Paul E. Farmer Notes on contributors Bibliography Index

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