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The Warrior's Honour: Ethnic War and the Modern Conscience
Signed first edition, first printing of The Warrior's Honour: Ethnic War and the Modern Conscience by Michael Ignatieff, published by Viking in 1998. This hardcover copy includes its dust jacket and is flat signed by Ignatieff on the title page, without a visible dedication or personalization.
Drawing on reporting and observation from conflict zones including Bosnia, Afghanistan, the Middle East and central Africa, Ignatieff examines ethnic warfare, nationalism and the moral responsibilities of witnesses, humanitarian organizations and the international community. The book combines political analysis with reflections on the ethical choices created by modern conflicts and civilian suffering.
The copyright page states “First published 1998” and displays a complete 1–10 number line, identifying this copy as a first edition and first printing. ISBN 0-670-87744-1. The book is seller-graded Very Good, with light visible shelf wear and rubbing to the dust jacket and minor wear at the edges and corners. The photographed title and copyright pages appear clean, aside from the author's signature.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy being offered. The book will be carefully packed to help protect the hardcover, dust jacket and signed page during transit.
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Signed first edition, first printing of The Warrior's Honour: Ethnic War and the Modern Conscience by Michael Ignatieff, published by Viking in 1998. This hardcover copy includes its dust jacket and is flat signed by Ignatieff on the title page, without a visible dedication or personalization.
Drawing on reporting and observation from conflict zones including Bosnia, Afghanistan, the Middle East and central Africa, Ignatieff examines ethnic warfare, nationalism and the moral responsibilities of witnesses, humanitarian organizations and the international community. The book combines political analysis with reflections on the ethical choices created by modern conflicts and civilian suffering.
The copyright page states “First published 1998” and displays a complete 1–10 number line, identifying this copy as a first edition and first printing. ISBN 0-670-87744-1. The book is seller-graded Very Good, with light visible shelf wear and rubbing to the dust jacket and minor wear at the edges and corners. The photographed title and copyright pages appear clean, aside from the author's signature.
Please review all photographs carefully, as they form part of the description and show the actual copy being offered. The book will be carefully packed to help protect the hardcover, dust jacket and signed page during transit.
