One instance of this practice led the U.S. to institute Operation Active Endeavor.
In a book on "assemblages" of this practice, Jasbir Puar argues that a developing "homonormative" ethos depends on orientalizing the bodies of those who engage in this practice. The UN's difficulty in deciding upon a uniform definition of this practice has led to various "sectoral" definitions of it. Bruce Hoffman is an expert on this practice, which is paired with "humanism" in a book that discusses Marxist (*) revolutions by Maurice Merleau-Ponty. One instance of this practice led the U.S. to institute Operation Active Endeavor. The word for this practice derives from a period in which the Jacobins used the "national razor" to execute "enemies of the revolution." For 10 points, name this systematic use of coercive violence that takes its name from a fearful "reign" during the French Revolution.
In a book on "assemblages" of this practice, Jasbir Puar argues that a developing "homonormative" ethos depends on orientalizing the bodies of those who engage in this practice.
terrorism [accept word forms such as terrorists or terror; accept Reign of Terror or War on Terror]