Theory Culture & Society · 2002 · 123 citations · 3 references
HumanitiesArchaeologyMilitary HistoryPlanetary ScienceWar StudiesFrontier ArchaeologyLand WarfarePlanetary ExplorationSpace ExplorationImperial WarfareMilitary FrontiersOrbital WarfarePlanetary DefenseReconnaissance
The events of 11th September 2001 have many meanings. Although seen as a turning point in a number of historical sequences, perhaps their longest-lasting significance will prove to be that they mark the symbolic end to the era of space.. The article explores the consequences of this in terms of global space, which now becomes a new frontierland, where refugees, in a caricature of the new power elite, have come to epitomize extraterritoriality, and where floating coalitions and confluent enmities are both the promoters and beneficiaries of the new global disorder.
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Jean Baudrillard · South Atlantic Quarterly · 2002 · 109 citations
Social Sciences, Political Communication, Terrorism Studies +6
Violence, Law, and Justice in a Global Age
David Held · Constellations · 2002 · 36 citations