01000namua2200181 a 4500 00000000000024276 070429s1992 -uk 000 eng 1-55786-344-X 327.2 D 45 Derian J. Antidiplomacy: Spies, Terror, Speed, and War Cambridge: Blackwell Publishers, 1992. 216 p : ill. Inv.: п/11210 This book plots a trajectory from the beginning of the Second Cold war to the end of the Gulf War, to show how new global forms and representatives of spying, speed, and terror have both fortified the national security state and generated an antidiplomacy. Because the new technologies of power behind antidiplomacy are transparent and pervasive, through the exchange of signs not goods, they have proven to be resistant if not invisible to the traditional methods of International Relations. political violence balkanization cyberwar 20260805125024.0 13348 13348 0 0 0 0 UWED UWED ANT 2015-05-30 0 327.2 D 45 000000044104 2026-08-05 12:50:24 2026-08-05 BK