Security, Violence and War

While discussing the ties between security, violence, war and the state, the book not only shows where the desire for security will take us, but also insistently emphasizes which area we have fundamentally abandoned by reproducing liberal theses: the criticism of the state and capital that try to build security on the axis of liberal ideology. Security, Violence and War, on the one hand, deals with the historical ties between social security and national security, the security of capital and the development of political theory, and on the other hand, discusses the theoretical ties between the concept of security and the declaration of a state of emergency, liberal political theory, war and international law. Neocleous's book guides us through the different labyrinths of the subordination relationship mentioned above and, while evaluating the current rise of the security industry, explains how war, violence and anti-politics are intertwined at the nodal points that connect these labyrinths and how this articulation itself is woven into both the fabric of social relations and the theoretical He explains that he skillfully placed it in the evaluations.



Number of Pages: 316

Year of Printing: 2012


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Footnote

Number of Pages: 316

First Printing Year: 2012

Language Turkish