War in social thought Hobbes to the present
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TextPublication details: Princeton Princeton University Press 2013Description: ix,325pISBN: - 9780691150840
- 303.66 22 JO-W
- HM554 .J6313 2013
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| 303.66 HA-T Transforming societies after political violence truth, reconciliation and mental health | 303.66 IN- Internal war problems and approaches | 303.66 JO-W War and modernity | 303.66 JO-W War in social thought Hobbes to the present | 303.66 KI-V Violence and the cultural politics of trauma | 303.66 KU-H How enemies become friends the sources of stable peace | 303.66 KU-H How enemies become friends the sources of stable peace |
"First published in Germany under the title Kriegsverdrangung: Ein Problem in der Geschichte der Sozialtheorie, [published by] Suhrkamp Verlag, Frankfurt am Main, 2008."
Includes bibliographical references (p. [277]-313) and indexes.
Introduction -- War and peace before sociology: social theorizing on violence from Thomas Hobbes to the Napoleonic wars -- The long peace of the nineteenth century and the birth of sociology -- The classical figures of sociology and the great seminal catastrophe of the twentieth century -- Sociology and social theory from the end of the First World War to the 1970s -- After modernization theory: historical sociology and the bellicose constitution of Western modernity -- After the East-West conflict: democratization, state collapse, and empire building.
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