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Some Long-term Trends in the Multiple-Boundedness of Societies
»Societies« have always consisted of multiple, overlap**, intersecting networks of interaction, at the boundaries of each of which occurs a certain degree of cleavage. »Societies« have never been unitary but...
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War and Social Theory: Into Battle with Classes, Nations and States
It would be easy to polemicise against ‘orthodox sociology’s’ shameful neglect of war; to lament the paucity of sociology’s contribution to the most urgent social problem of our time — peace; and to deride the...
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Capitalism and Militarism
The aim of this paper is less to write a history of the relationship between capitalism and militarism than to analyse their present relationship in the light of history. More specifically, I seek to answer th...
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