In ancient Greece and across the Mediterranean, kingdoms strive for dominance. The great powers of Carthage and Egypt look on with avarice as the might of the Greeks is spent warring between themselves, oblivious to external dangers.
The book explores the normalization of warfare and political violence in the 21st century, particularly its appeal to youth. It analyzes how militarization serves as an educative process, investigating the ideological tactics employed by both non-state actors like ISIS and state agents. Through this examination, it sheds light on the complex dynamics of militarization and its impact on society and young individuals.