Power, Discourse and Victimage Ritual in the War on Terror

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Focusing on the intersection of dramatism and Foucault's theories, this book offers a fresh perspective on political power and domination in the context of the global war on terrorism. It provides a compelling analysis of ritual rhetoric and political violence, making it a valuable resource for sociologists, political theorists, and media scholars. Key themes include surveillance, social control, political communication, and foreign policy, addressing the complexities of hegemony and the ongoing implications of the war on terror.