11 September 2001
War, Terror and Judgement

In a comprehensive study of the world since September 11th, 2001, the contributors to this volume offer a series of perspectives on current security trends. The scholars who participated in this study are from Europe, North America and Asia.

They all affirm, however, that there is no simple answer to difficult questions around the recent events, only a complex braid of explanatory factors that have yet to be fully evaluated.

1. Introduction Bulent Gokay and R.B.J. Walker 2. Reflections on 11 September Hidemi Suganami 3. Invisible Cities Patrick Thornberry 4. The Politics of
Terrorism and "Civilization": How to respond as a human being Yoshikazu Sakamoto 5. Identifying Limits on a Borderless Map in the First Post-Modern War Richard Falk 6. War, Terror, Judgement R.B.J. Walker 7. Afghanistan and the Global Environment: Turning local language into global grammar Andrew Dobson 8. The United States Against the World: Oil, hegemony and the militarization of globalization Bulent Gokay
9. The Response of the British Government to the Attack on America Dan Keohane 10. The European Union and 11 September John Vogler
11. Terrorism and "New Wars" Susanne Karstedt 12. On Pharmacological War Larry George 13. Immigration, Asylum, Borders and Terrorism: The unexpected victims Elspeth Guild 14. Barbarians Alex Danchev