An Assemblage Approach to Contemporary Shadow Warfare: AFRICOM and the “hunt” for Joseph Kony

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    Abstract

    In the academic debate on the newness of war we see voices that emphasize military robotics and networked forms of organisation as key drivers of what is now coined ‘shadow warfare’. We argue that despite offering important new insights, these ‘newness’ debates seem to overlook how wars are above all produced: wars are made to happen by complex alliances of heterogeneous, yet assembled sets of actors aiming to achieve their objectives.
    Original languageEnglish
    Pages1-21
    Publication statusUnpublished - 8 Sept 2016
    Event10th Pan-European Conference of te European International Studies Association - Izmir, Turkey
    Duration: 7 Sept 201610 Sept 2016

    Conference

    Conference10th Pan-European Conference of te European International Studies Association
    Country/TerritoryTurkey
    CityIzmir
    Period7/09/1610/09/16

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