War and Semiotics, War Semiotics, and the Semiotics of War: An Introduction; Part I: War, Semiotics, and the Question of Interpretation; 1. Media Constructions of War and Peace during the War of the Spanish Succession; 2. The Red Cross Shield: The Semiotic Duality of the Red Cross during the Occupation of Norway, 1940-1945; 3. The Semiotics of Collaboration; Part II: War, Semiotics, and Identity Constructions; 4. (Re-)Negotiating Internment: Language, Semiotics and the German Internment Experience in the United States during the First World War; 5. The Semiotic Construction of Judeo-Bolshevism in Germany, 1918-1933; 6. The Semiotics of British Print Propaganda in Spain During the Second World War; 7. The Semiotics of Collaboration and Resistance During the Nazi German Occupation of Norway 1940-45; 8. Postage Stamps, War Memory and Commemoration: A Case Study of the Bangladesh Liberation War of 1971; 9. Semiotics Beyond Agency: Violence and Meaning in the Theater of War; Part III: War, Semiotics, and Politics; 10. National Decay and National Rebirth: The Semiotics of Quisling's Conception of History; 11. Legitimate or Improper Economic Collaboration? The Struggle About the Past After the German Occupation of Norway; 12. Eastern Europe in the Shadow of a Propaganda War: Jozef Mackiewicz and Totalitarian Propaganda; Epilogue: War Semiotics in the Post-Cold War World; 13. Brinkmanship: A Cold War Parody of Statesmanship
