http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2511-5325
References
- Barkawi, T, and S Brighton (2011) ‘Powers of war: fighting, knowledge, and critique’, International Political Sociology, 5:2, 126–43
- Basham, V M, A Belkin, and J Gifkins (2015) ‘What is critical military studies?’, Critical Military Studies, 1:1, 1–2
- Howell, A (2018) ‘Forget “militarization”: race, disability and the “martial politics” of the police and of the university’, International Feminist Journal of Politics, 20:2, 117–36
- Kalyvas, S. N (2006) [2000] The logic of violence in civil war (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press)
- Millar, K M, and J Tidy (2017) ‘Combat as a moving target: masculinities, the heroic soldier myth, and normative martial violence’, Critical Military Studies, 3:2, 142–60
- Owens, P in (2017) ‘Review forum: Soldiers of empire: Indian and British armies in World War II’, International Affairs, 93:6, 1460–2