Body Count

Discover the compelling insights of Body Count by Lily Hamourtziadou, published by Bristol University Press in 2020. This paperback edition spans 228 pages and offers a crucial analysis of civilian casualties in Iraq following the US-led coalition's invasion in 2003. Hamourtziadou meticulously examines the timeline of conflict, from the initial battles to troop withdrawals and the subsequent rise of ISIS, providing a profound understanding of the human cost of war. Her innovative human security approach sheds light on the broader implications of the War on Terror, making this book a vital resource for anyone interested in contemporary history and its impact on civilian lives. Don't miss the opportunity to delve into this essential work that challenges conventional narratives and highlights the lasting effects of conflict in the region.