It's an excellent book on philosophy of violence and its' significance in relation to force, power and politics. It is a little tough sledding for the casual reader. Her exposition on aggression and particularly "the nothing state" is interesting in light of the seemingly senseless violence in the news.
The book was written in the late 60's and that point of reference has to be taken into account. Black panthers but no Black lives matters, student unrest but no Antifa. Lyndon Johnson but no Trump.
Good comparison to the Founders and their philosophy of freedom in the eighteenth century versus freedom now.
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