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Describing and theorizing “the new imperialism” in international relations, this volume presents anthropological and... More > sociological viewpoints on the topics of militarism and militarization; humanitarian interventionism; the responsibility to protect; Canada’s
role in the occupation of Afghanistan, and the establishment of what is effectively a protectorate in Haiti; the role of NGOs in
the formation and management of a new global imperium; and, soft power. Specific case studies are also devoted to the U.S. Army’s Human Terrain System; the U.S. Army’s Africa Command (AFRICOM); torture and international law; Coca Cola in Colombia; the NATO war in Kosovo; cultural militarization and “militainment;” and, the rising militarism in Canadian public discourse. < Less
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role in the occupation of Afghanistan, and the establishment of what is effectively a protectorate in Haiti; the role of NGOs in
the formation and management of a new global imperium; and, soft power. Specific case studies are also devoted to the U.S. Army’s Human Terrain System; the U.S. Army’s Africa Command (AFRICOM); torture and international law; Coca Cola in Colombia; the NATO war in Kosovo; cultural militarization and “militainment;” and, the rising militarism in Canadian public discourse. < Less
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This volume focuses on humanitarian interventionism, invasion, occupation, information warfare, propaganda operations, and... More > the military-academic complex. The case studies range from Canadian universities, to WikiLeaks, Iraq, Iran, and Libya. We examine topics such as the role of myth in justifying NATO's war against Libya; the attack on civilian infrastructure in Iraq; WikiLeaks and what it tells us about torture in Iraq; relations between the U.S. and Iran, and the role of propaganda; the depth of militarization of university research in Canada; the successes of WikiLeaks in making an impact on world affairs; and the (im)possibility of "humanitarian intervention" under imperialist conditions. Contributors include Laura Beach, Sabrina Guerrieri, Jessica Cobran, Natalie Jansezia, Corey Seaton, MacLean Hawley, and the volume editor, Maximilian Forte. The volume emerged from the second seminar in the New Imperialism series at Concordia University. < Less
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This volume focuses on humanitarian interventionism, invasion, occupation, information warfare, propaganda operations, and... More > the military-academic complex. The case studies range from Canadian universities, to WikiLeaks, Iraq, Iran, and Libya. We examine topics such as the role of myth in justifying NATO's war against Libya; the attack on civilian infrastructure in Iraq; WikiLeaks and what it tells us about torture in Iraq; relations between the U.S. and Iran, and the role of propaganda; the depth of militarization of university research in Canada; the successes of WikiLeaks in making an impact on world affairs; and the (im)possibility of "humanitarian intervention" under imperialist conditions. Contributors include Laura Beach, Sabrina Guerrieri, Jessica Cobran, Natalie Jansezia, Corey Seaton, MacLean Hawley, and the volume editor, Maximilian Forte. The volume emerged from the second seminar in the New Imperialism series at Concordia University. < Less
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role in the occupation of Afghanistan, and the establishment of what is effectively a protectorate in Haiti; the role of NGOs in
the formation and management of a new global imperium; and, soft power. Specific case studies are also devoted to the U.S. Army’s Human Terrain System; the U.S. Army’s Africa Command (AFRICOM); torture and international law; Coca Cola in Colombia; the NATO war in Kosovo; cultural militarization and “militainment;” and, the rising militarism in Canadian public discourse. < Less
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role in the occupation of Afghanistan, and the establishment of what is effectively a protectorate in Haiti; the role of NGOs in
the formation and management of a new global imperium; and, soft power. Specific case studies are also devoted to the U.S. Army’s Human Terrain System; the U.S. Army’s Africa Command (AFRICOM); torture and international law; Coca Cola in Colombia; the NATO war in Kosovo; cultural militarization and “militainment;” and, the rising militarism in Canadian public discourse. < Less
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ALERT PRESS is an independent, not-for-profit, publisher of academic titles. Our primary focus is work produced by advanced student researchers and published as edited collections. The titles are available as print-on-demand only, for the time being. All books are sold for no more than the cost of production charged by the printer, and shipping and handling on the part of the printer. We also provide free ebook versions.

ALERT PRESS specializes in producing The New Imperialism series of volumes. The focus of the series concerns newly refashioned ideologies of empire, U.S. imperialism, soft power, military humanism, social and cultural militarization, and the recruitment of academics by the national security state.

Chapters by contributors are supervised in their development, from the first stages of conception, through subsequent drafts and review.

ALERT PRESS emerged from a specialized seminar led by Dr. Maximilian C. Forte in the Dept of Sociology and Anthropology at Concordia U.

 

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