"While the distinction between civilians and combatants is fundamental to international law, it is contested and complicated in practice. How do North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) officers see civilians in Afghanistan? Focusing on 2009 air strike in Kunduz, this article argues...Read more
I hear the sound of the car. In my imaginations, it is a man sitting at the wheel.
I not only hear the sound, but it is a masculine habitus of taking up space that I hear out of the sound.
...Read more
"This article advances recent scholarship on energy security by arguing that the concept is best understood as a sociotechnical imaginary, a collective vision for a ‘‘good society’’ realized through technoscientific-oriented policies. Focusing on the 1952 Resources for Freedom report,...Read more
1) Neglect of social structure: The author argues that there is a careless approach in understanding the social structure or defining it by the SCOT Scholars. He argues it is...Read more
I hear the sound of the car. In my imaginations, it is a man sitting at the wheel.
I not only hear the sound, but it is a masculine habitus of taking up space that I hear out of the sound.
...Read more
"Why do laws and regulations marking boundaries between humans and other animals proliferate amid widespread proclamations of the waning of the species concept and the consensus that life is a continuum? Here I consider a recent spate of new guidelines and regulations in the United...Read more
