Table of contents:
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Understanding War and Terrorism
Paul GILBERT: Roles and Identities in Old and New Wars
Susan G. SAMPLE: The Impact of Ideational Interests on State Behaviour and the Outcome of Militarised Disputes
Paul REXTON KAN: Globalisation and the Just War Tradition: The Vexing Problem of Legitimate Authority
Bradd C. HAYES and Thomas P.M. BARNETT: System Perturbation: Conflict in the Age of Globalization
Maura CONWAY: Cyberterrorism: Media Myth or Clear and Present Danger?
Part II: War and Morality
Michael L. GROSS: Assassination: Killing in the Shadow of Self-Defence
Asa KASHER: Civil Disobedience and Military Ethics
Part III: Representations of War
Deborah A. GÓMEZ: The Exclusion of American Nurses from the Imagery of Liberation
Martin BAYER: Playing War in Computer Games: Images, Myths and Reality
Christopher MACALLISTER: Contemporary British Cinema and the Re-imagining of World War Two: A Virtual/Humane Sensibility to War and a 'New’ Grammar of Heroism
Jones IRWIN: The 'Problem’ (Not the 'Theorem’) of War: On Pasolini’s Salò
Part IV. Whither Peace?
Edward HORGAN: Peace and Virtual Peace: Challenges to War
Agata DZIEWULSKA: Cross-Track Approach: A Remedy to Post-Conflict Peace Building?
Notes on Contributors
Acknowledgements
Introduction
Part I: Understanding War and Terrorism
Paul GILBERT: Roles and Identities in Old and New Wars
Susan G. SAMPLE: The Impact of Ideational Interests on State Behaviour and the Outcome of Militarised Disputes
Paul REXTON KAN: Globalisation and the Just War Tradition: The Vexing Problem of Legitimate Authority
Bradd C. HAYES and Thomas P.M. BARNETT: System Perturbation: Conflict in the Age of Globalization
Maura CONWAY: Cyberterrorism: Media Myth or Clear and Present Danger?
Part II: War and Morality
Michael L. GROSS: Assassination: Killing in the Shadow of Self-Defence
Asa KASHER: Civil Disobedience and Military Ethics
Part III: Representations of War
Deborah A. GÓMEZ: The Exclusion of American Nurses from the Imagery of Liberation
Martin BAYER: Playing War in Computer Games: Images, Myths and Reality
Christopher MACALLISTER: Contemporary British Cinema and the Re-imagining of World War Two: A Virtual/Humane Sensibility to War and a 'New’ Grammar of Heroism
Jones IRWIN: The 'Problem’ (Not the 'Theorem’) of War: On Pasolini’s Salò
Part IV. Whither Peace?
Edward HORGAN: Peace and Virtual Peace: Challenges to War
Agata DZIEWULSKA: Cross-Track Approach: A Remedy to Post-Conflict Peace Building?
Notes on Contributors