In the preface to the Ecco abridged version of this work, the author justified the abridgement, stating "I did it for the money.
One excerpt of this work, entitled "The Old Man," profiles Muslim extremists in Thailand and was published as a standalone "case study" from this work. The final two parts of this work are labeled "studies in consequences" and examine events in various world regions. The first part of this work is numbered "MC," for "moral calculus," and attempts to set forth rules for when its central subject is justified. In the preface to the Ecco abridged version of this work, the author justified the abridgement, stating "I did it for the money." This book was originally a (*) 3,300+ page, seven volume series published by McSweeney's Press in 2003 that included much of its author's nonfiction journalism pieces. For 10 points, name this work subtitled "Some Thoughts on Violence, Freedom and Urgent Means," by William T. Vollmann.
One excerpt of this work, entitled "The Old Man," profiles Muslim extremists in Thailand and was published as a standalone "case study" from this work.
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