States of Violence: An Essay on the End of War

Seagull Books (2010)
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Abstract

New 'states of violence' are changing how we think about war and peace, as terrorists attacks, insurgencies, precision missiles, and a belief that conflict can avoid casualties all demonstrate a shift of focus from the state to the individual.

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