Summary of "Humanitarian Violence: The U.S. Deployment of Diversity"

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Atanasoski Introduction
Neda Atanasoski the author of Humanitarian Violence explores the transition from the old imperialism that was based on race to the modern imperialism that is based on diversity. The author arguments is based on the observations of the new domain of warfare in the world by exploring the questions such as ‘when is warfare cease to be called war?' And ‘when is war taken for a worthy course of democracy to fight against such forces of racialism, sexism, political and religious persecutions (Atanasoski 5). The author explores those questions by considering the war that happened in the past specifically the U.S. Humanitarian militarism during the Soviet-Afghan War, the succession war of the Yugoslavia in the 1990s, as well as the largely famous Vietnam War.
The summary of Neda's book through the political rhetoric we have is that she has succes...