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Machine generated contents note: PART ONE Illumination Rounds -- ONE The Last Huey -- Philip D. Beidler -- TWO The Work of War after the -- Age of Mechanical Reproduction -- Michael P. Clark -- THREE "What do we say happened here?": -- Memory, Identity, and the Vietnam War -- Cynthia Fuchs -- PART TWO Tracers -- FOUR "This movie is a thing of mine": -- Homeopathic Postmodernism in -- Michael Herr's Dispatches -- Brady Harrison -- FIVE Rites of Incorporation in -- In Country and Indian Country -- Tony Williams -- SIX Bruised Azaleas: -- Bruce Weigl and the Postwar Aesthetic -- Eric Gadzinski -- PART THREE Post/Vietnam/Modern -- SEVEN The Post-Vietnam Condition -- Michael Bibby -- EIGHT Postmodernism with a Vengeance: -- The Vietnam War -- Chris Hables Gray -- NINE From Vietnam to the Gulf: -- Postmodern Wars? -- Douglas Kellner -- Contributors

"There are those who argue that the nation state has come to an end and that we are entering a new phase in the territorial ordering of the world system. Others hold that boundaries have disappeared and that a globalised world has no need or use for artificial, man-made territorial boundaries. This book seeks to determine the extent to which states and boundaries have in fact disappeared, or are simply changing their functions as we move from an area of fixed territories into a post-Westphalian territorial system."--Jacket