Drawing on original research with members of the Armed Forces, War, Identity and the Liberal State offers a critical account of the ways in which the everyday politics of gender, race and sexuality in the military facilitates and contests the geopolitics of wars waged by liberal democratic states and societies.
Drawing on original research with members of the Armed Forces, War, Identity and the Liberal State offers a critical account of the ways in which the everyday politics of gender, race and sexuality in the military facilitates and contests the geopolitics of wars waged by liberal democratic states and societies.
Victoria M. Basham is Senior Lecturer in Politics at the University of Exeter, UK. Her research focuses on issues of gender, race, class and sexuality in relation to militaries, militarism and militarization.
Inhaltsangabe
The Geopolitics of the Everyday in the Military 2. Towards a 'History of the Present' 3. Intimacies of War and Gender 4. Forbidden Intimacies: Heteronormativity and Military 'Values' 5. Imperial Encounters and the Structural Privileging of Whiteness 6. The March of Progress?
The Geopolitics of the Everyday in the Military 2. Towards a 'History of the Present' 3. Intimacies of War and Gender 4. Forbidden Intimacies: Heteronormativity and Military 'Values' 5. Imperial Encounters and the Structural Privileging of Whiteness 6. The March of Progress?
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