"A valuable addition to this crucially important field. This book will have much value for years to come."
David A. Hamburg, President Emeritus, Carnegie Corporation of New York

"A very timely work, rich with real-world references: explains the why and the how of more effective practice [in sustainable prevention of deadly conflict] in a fast-changing world"
Mark Anstey, Nelson Mandela Metropolitan University, South Africa

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"For those on the left who despair about the ongoing power of neoliberalism, Saul Newman offers a powerful insight. Whereas older models of resistance are based on revolution and opposition to the state, Newman notes that the state is no longer the key problem of our time. Postanarchism is his response; it is based on autonomy, insurrection and the recuperation of politics. This book is critical for those who wish to think and act beyond our contemporary condition."
James Martel, San Francisco State University

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“One of the great intellectuals of our time.”
Stanley Hoffmann, Harvard University

“This is a voice to be listened to attentively, for our shared planetary home's and all its residents' sake.”
Zygmunt Bauman, University of Leeds

“Now, of all times, there is a need for cool heads, such as Todorov, who approaches the limits of free speech with admirable dexterity.”
The New York Review of Books

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"A remarkable achievement…Nunan's excellent introduction makes clear the painfully compelling relevance of these essays on sovereignty, enmity and empire for contemporary audiences--relevance that is not likely to diminish over the course of time."
John McCormick, University of Chicago

"Despite his flawed normative and political aspirations, Schmitt's views provide a provocative challenge those of us committed to strengthening international law and global governance simply have to take up."
William E. Scheuerman, Indiana University

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"A major contribution to the seemingly intractable question of violence and nonviolence by one of the greatest philosophers of our time. I cannot recommend it highly enough."
Simon Critchley

"A brilliant and timely hermeneutic exercise. Provides us with new ways to understand the phenomenon of violence and its dialectical relation to public power and freedom."
Rainer Forst, Goethe University, Frankfurt am Main

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"Probably the best book on terrorism that there is."
Times Higher Education

"Lucid and highly topical … replaces the ‘moralistic rhetoric’ of the war on terrorism with a coolly and carefully reasoned evaluation of its target.”
Paul Gilbert, University of Hull

"An account of terrorism which addresses the topic with the clarity and insight it deserves.”
Steven P. Lee, Hobart and William Smith Colleges

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