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Book Review: Thom Brooks (ed.), Just War Theory

infused with the new insights drawn from critical theory. The final part argues that anti-capitalism should centre on criticising not specific types of actor – capitalists, bankers, landlords – but the social relations that are expressed in these categories. This argument is illustrated by an unexpected but revealing analysis of antiSemitism and its relation to anti-capitalism. The book concludes that, rather than seeking scapegoats or imaginary futures, we should embrace uncertainty and strive to change our lived experience.