Bodies of violence: theorizing embodied subjects in international relations

Chapter 1: Bodies, Subjects, and Violence in International Relations 17. - Chapter 2: Dying is Not Permitted: Guantánamo Bay and the Liberal Subject of IR 49. - Chapter 3: Explosive Bodies: Suicide Bombing as an Embodied Practice and the Politics of Abjection 80. - Chapter 4: Crossing Borders, Secur...

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Main Author: Wilcox, Lauren B. (Author)
Format: Print Book
Language:English
Published: New York; NY Oxford University Press [2015]
In:Year: 2015
Online Access: Inhaltsverzeichnis (Verlag)
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Availability in Tübingen:Present in Tübingen.
UB: KB 20 A 7777
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Keywords:
Human Body > Political aspects
Human Body > Social aspects
International Relations > Philosophy
International Relations > Sociological aspects
Internationale Politik
Internationale Politik > Feminismus > Konflikttheorie > Gewalt > Frau > Körper
Internationale Politik > Internationaler Konflikt > Krieg > Gewalt > Körper > Frau
Menschliche Sicherheit
Person
Sicherheit
Theorie
Violence > Political aspects
Related Items:Erscheint auch als: 1654021032
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Summary:Chapter 1: Bodies, Subjects, and Violence in International Relations 17. - Chapter 2: Dying is Not Permitted: Guantánamo Bay and the Liberal Subject of IR 49. - Chapter 3: Explosive Bodies: Suicide Bombing as an Embodied Practice and the Politics of Abjection 80. - Chapter 4: Crossing Borders, Securing Bodies: Airport Security Assemblages and Bodies of Information 104. - Chapter 5: Body Counts: The Politics of Embodiment in Precision Warfare 131. - Chapter 6: Vulnerable Bodies and "Responsibility to Protect" 166
Item Description:Includes bibliographical references, S. [213] - 234, and index
Physical Description:252 Seiten Reg., Lit. S. 213-234
ISBN:9780199384488