Rethinking Violence from Modernity's Epistemic Territory

Understanding violence as something systemic, relational and processual puts into question allegedly clear separations between legitimate and illegitimate violence, between violence and non-violence, and between the Global South and the Global North. 

Exploring 'modernity's epistemic territory' allows for rethinking the manifold entanglements of different forms of violence from the epistemological premises of relations of power, inequality, and domination on a global scale.