Understanding War as a Struggle Over Symbols, Not Territory On the surface, wars look deceptively simple: contests over land, resources, or security. That is the language of diplomatic communiqués, the vocabulary of school textbooks, the neat abstractions of geopolitics. But this language obscures more than… | Read More in The Blogs
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