Nisha Kapoor is a Lecturer in Sociology atthe University of York, and a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Race, Ethnicityand Gender in the Social Sciences at Duke University (REGSS). She is the co-editor of The State of Race (2013, Palgrave).

A monumental study of how the 'War on Terror' has allowed states to operate outside the boundaries of reason and decency. This is courageous research, a book that should be read by all citizens of 21st century states that claim to be fighting extremism but have themselves become extremist states.

Nisha Kapoor is a Lecturer in Sociology atthe University of York, and a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Race, Ethnicityand Gender in the Social Sciences at Duke University (REGSS). She is the co-editor of The State of Race (2013, Palgrave).

A monumental study of how the 'War on Terror' has allowed states to operate outside the boundaries of reason and decency. This is courageous research, a book that should be read by all citizens of 21st century states that claim to be fighting extremism but have themselves become extremist states.

Nisha Kapoor is a Lecturer in Sociology atthe University of York, and a Visiting Fellow at the Center for Race, Ethnicityand Gender in the Social Sciences at Duke University (REGSS). She is the co-editor of The State of Race (2013, Palgrave).

A monumental study of how the 'War on Terror' has allowed states to operate outside the boundaries of reason and decency. This is courageous research, a book that should be read by all citizens of 21st century states that claim to be fighting extremism but have themselves become extremist states.