Thread by @warmatters

I co-authored this. We've had some great endorsements. About time it got a plug.

'The essential guide to the new war of all against all, where everything is weaponised, & where the lines between peace & conflict are forever blurred'

@peterpomeranzev

hurstpublishers.com/book/radical-w…

'...information has become the overarching domain, with the smartphone, not the rifle, as the granular instrument of combat. A startling rethink of the C21st battlefield that blows away the traditional boundaries between state, society & the military'

@paulmasonnews

'A fascinating assessment of the impact of our ubiquitous access to, and employment of, information & media. Positing a radical vision of war in which perception is reality, this book challenges our norms &, while you might not necessarily like it, you should probably read it!'

'RW recasts the means, methods–& increasingly memes–by which war today is waged. Excavating a transformative war-media nexus, it provides an astute analysis of why the battlefields of conventional geopolitics are migrating, & mutating into social media events'

@NishaVShah

'In the post-modern age, this book shows, in stark detail, how the flattened structures of society, the end of analogue archives and instantaneous communications could simplify any decision-making process working towards genocide'

@HistorianBlood

@andrewhoskins and I have done a number of talks about #radicalwar.

These can be found at radicalwar.com

In addition, I've been writing up my notes trying to understand how connected devices and the information ecosystem work as part of the war in Ukraine.

More on this can be found here.

academia.edu/75845985/The_S…

Finally, the war in Ukraine has produced a huge amount of content and commentary.

I've been using the hashtag #radicalwar as a way to draw me back to content that I find particularly relevant.

It connects me back to useful stuff. You might find it useful too.