Pacification(English, Paperback, Neocleous Mark)

Pacification(English, Paperback, Neocleous Mark)

  • Neocleous Mark
Publisher:Verso BooksISBN 13: 9781804294017ISBN 10: 1804294012

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Pacification(English, Paperback, Neocleous Mark) is written by Neocleous Mark and published by Verso Books. It's available with International Standard Book Number or ISBN identification 1804294012 (ISBN 10) and 9781804294017 (ISBN 13).

In his new book, critical theorist Mark Neocleous engages in a sustained critique of the theory and practice of pacification. Combining philosophical analysis with historical detail, Neocleous analyses the development of pacification as a key concept through which capitalist modernity has been organised, offering readers the first book that treats pacification as an important concept in the history of state power and capitalism. Neocleous's approach is fourfold, examining pacification as social warfare carried out through the ideology of peace; as a form of social police carried out through mechanisms of security; as law and order exercised through the permanent wars of class society; and as the myriad practices of power designed to counter insurgency. Making use of official documents of state, the writings of counterinsurgency thinkers and the ideas perpetuated by practitioners of counterrevolution, the book unravels the complex ways through which pacification generates new forms of social war and new modes of policing that reproduce capitalist order and fabricate obedient subjects. Through expansive accounts of war and police, and engaging with a range of topics from debt to death, from stasis to civil war, and from the police kettle to the politics of fear, the book offers a provocative analysis of the ways in which state and capital combine to build a pacified social order.