Neomedievalism, Neoconservatism, and the War on Terror
2008·84 pages
A critical analysis of neomedievalism in politics and the War on Terror post-9/11.
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A critical analysis of neomedievalism in politics and the War on Terror post-9/11.
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Yet as Bruce Holsinger argues here, this cloying post-9/11 rhetoric has served to obscure the more intricate ideological machinations of neomedievalism, the global idiom of the non-state actor: NGOs, transnational corporate militias, and terrorist organizations like Hezbollah and al Qaeda. While International Relations theorists promote neomedievalism as a model for understanding emergent modes of global sovereignty, neoconservatives exploit its conceptual slipperiness for tactical ends. Holsing...
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Violence & gore
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Discussions of torture and terrorism; not graphically depicted.
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Substance use
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Brief references to religious rhetoric like 'crusade' in political context.
Magic & witchcraft
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Central focus on neomedievalism, neoconservatism, and War on Terror politics.
Self-harm / suicide
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Abuse & suffering
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Analysis of torture memos and human rights abuses in political context.
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