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Preface.
1. Introduction: A Case for a Poststructuralist Approach.
2. Intelligence Theory and Surveillance Practice.
3. The Intertextual Power of International Intrigue.
4. Reading the National Security Culture and Terrorism.
5. The Terrorist Discourse: Signs, States and Systems of Global Political Violence.
6. The (S)pace of International Relations.
7. S/N: International Theory, Balkanization and the New World Order.
8. Cyberwar, Videogames and the Gulf War Syndrome.
Bibliography.
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Robert Domingo
reviewed Anti-Diplomacy: Spies, Terror, Speed and War on January 28, 2020
Anti-Diplomacy
The long and the short of it is that this book applies Edward Said's ideas about Orientalism to India, and particularly to the "essentialized" view of India that was developed by mostly British Orientalists during the age of empire. I always try to be open-minded about post-colonial theory, but I couldn't read this book without noticing all of the remarkable contradictions in the enterprise.
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