Media, War and Postmodernity

Explore the intricate relationship between media and warfare in Media, War and Postmodernity by Philip Hammond and Phil Hammond. Published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2007, this thought-provoking hardback spans 184 pages and delves into the evolving nature of modern conflict. Drawing on the theories of prominent thinkers such as Baudrillard and Virilio, the authors analyze significant global conflicts, including the Gulf Wars, Somalia, Bosnia, Haiti, Rwanda, Kosovo, Afghanistan, and the War on Terror.

This compelling work examines how the media's portrayal of war shapes both Western military strategies and the tactics of terrorists. By unpacking the social aspects of postmodernism, Hammond and Hammond provide readers with a deeper understanding of the crucial role that mass media plays in contemporary warfare and society. Perfect for students and enthusiasts of cultural studies, sociology, and political science, this book is a vital addition to your collection.