This book aims to produce alternative ways to think the geographies and spaces of the War on Terror, as well as the practices of warfare and their impacts that make up the War on Terror. It has thus deliberately avoided treating the conventional analysis of war on the battlefield or its visuality of the battlefield and rather sought to make war beyond the battlefield visible by addressing the materiality of conflict and war that can be revealed beyond the battlefield.

1. Introduction. The Other Spaces of War: War beyond the Battlefield in the War on Terror David Grondin 2. Liberal Lawfare and Biopolitics: US Juridical Warfare in the War on Terror John Morrissey 3. "A Day in the Life": A Tomogram of Global Governmentality in Relation to the "War on Terror" on November 20th, 2003 Miguel de Larrinaga 4. Los Alamos as Laboratory for Domestic Security Measures: Nuclear Age Battlefield Transformations and the Ongoing Permutations of Security Jeffrey Bussolini 5. The Geographical Imaginations of Video Games: Diplomacy, Civilization, America's Army and Grand Theft Auto IV Mark Salter 6. 'Theatres of War': Visual Technologies and Identities in the Iraq Wars Benjamin Muller and John Measor 8. "Those About to Die Salute You": Sacrifice, the War in Iraq and the Crisis of the American Imperial Society Florian Olsen 9. Grieving Dead Soldiers, Disavowing Loss: Cindy Sheehan and the Im/possibility of the American Antiwar Movement Tina Managhan