The recent rescue of a US airman from Iranian soil obscures a deeper truth. As contested casualty figures emerge from America’s war, Kandida Purnell argues that what we see, count, and mourn in war is never neutral. Rather, it is carefully governed through a longstanding necropolitical logic that shapes public perception and sustains conflict

The recent rescue of a US airman from Iranian soil obscures a deeper truth. As contested casualty figures emerge from America’s war, Kandida Purnell argues that what we see, count, and mourn in war…

The US military is refusing to disclose the true extent of the casualties it has suffered across the Middle East since the start of its illegal war on Iran.

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Dr. Kandida Purnell attends Reconnecting International Studies, the 66th Annual ISA Convention in Chicago, USA.