The Future of War: The Re-Enchantment of War in the Twenty-First Century (Blackwell Manifestos)

The Future ofWar

Blackwell Manijktos In this new series major critics make timely interventions to address important concepts and subjects, including topics as diverse as, for example: Culture, Race, Religion, History, Society, Geography, Literature, Literary Theory, Shakespeare, Cinema, and Modernism. Written accessibly and with verve and spirit, these books follow no unifomi prescription but set out to engage a n d challenge the broadest range of readers, from undergraduates to postgraduates, university teachers and gerieral readers - all those, in short, interested in ongoing debates and controversies in the humanities arid social sciences.

Already Published T h e Idea qf Culture Terry Eagleton The Future of Clirrstranity Alister E. McGrath R c a d i y After Tlrcory Valentine Cunningham 2 l+Ceritirry hfodc~rrir\ni Marjorie Perloff The Future o/ Theory Jean-Michel Kabatt 7 r i w Kelrgion Graham Wdrd Invcwtirtg Popular Culture John Storey Myths for tlie Maw3 Hanno Hardt The Rhetoric (!f RHE7’ORIC Wdyne C Booth The Aitrrrc of War Christopher Coker W i c n F a i t h Collide Martin Marty

Forthcoming Wrat C i r i c w i r i Is! Iludley Andrew ‘Uie Battlc-for Airrrvirari Ciilture Michael Cowan 71ie kdea of Evil Peter K. I k w s Telrvisiorr: Literate at Lust John Hartley The Idcu of Eroriorrry Deirdre McCloskey ’I7 i Futrrrc ~ of Socicty William Outhwaite The Idea (!f Eii~qlislrEtliriicity ILobcrt Young

The Future ofwar The Re-Enchantment of War in the Twenty-First Century Christopher Coker

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