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HUMANITARIAN WAR (4) answer(s).
 
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NATO's humanitarian war over Kosovo / Roberts, Adam   Article
Roberts, Adam Article
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Publication 1999.
Key Words Kosovo-conflict  ;  KOSOVO  ;  NATO Alliance  ;  Humanitarian War 
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ID:   046397


New crusade: america's war on terrorism / Mahajan, Rahul 2002  Book
Mahajan, Rahul Book
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Publication New York, Monthly Review Press, 2002.
Description 159p.
Standard Number 158367070X
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046496303.6250973/MAH 046496MainOn ShelfGeneral 
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ID:   113893


Philanthropic soldiers, practical orientalism, and the occupati / Wall, Tyler   Journal Article
Wall, Tyler Journal Article
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Publication 2011.
Summary/Abstract This article discusses the ways in which white, male, United States soldiers make sense of both themselves and Iraqi others. Drawing from qualitative interviews with twenty-four said soldiers from southern Indiana, most of whom having deployed to Iraq, it is shown how these soldiers perform gendered and racialized Orientalist discourses to rationalize United States empire and in particular the military occupation of Iraq. Specifically, imperialist discourses that imagine a superior "us" and an inferior "them" and understand United States state violence as ultimately a Western humanitarian "rescue" are shown to be powerful cultural logics in the sense-making practices of the interviewed soldiers. This article then is concerned with what others have called "practical Orientalism"-or the ways in which formal and official Orientalist discourses are adopted by everyday actors.
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Women, Children and other vunerable groups: Gender, strategic frames and the protection of civilians as a transnational issue / Carpenter, Charli, R Jun 2005  Journal Article
Carpenter, Charli, R Journal Article
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Publication Jun 2005.
Key Words Human Rights  ;  Humanitarian War  ;  Gender  ;  Transnational 
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