Laurie M. Johnson is professor of political science at Kansas State University.Dan Demetriou is associate professor of philosophy at the University of Minnesota, Morris.

• Fighting Together: Civil Discourse and Agonistic HonorLiberalism and Honor through the Lens of DarwinLiberal HonorA Neo-Aristotelian Theory of Political HonorPutting One’s Best Face Forward: Why Liberalism Needs HonorCommunitarianism and HonorGood Citizens: Gratitude and HonorWinston Churchill and Honor: The Complexity of Honor and StatesmanshipLife in Death: Democracy and Civic HonorThe Female Point of Honor in Post-Revolutionary France A Woman’s Honor: Purity Norms and Male ViolenceRestoring Order: The Ancient Greeks on Taming Honor and AppetiteThe Honour of the Crown’: The State and Its SoldiersHonor in Military Culture: A Standard of Integrity and Framework for Moral Restraint

This is a superb anthology that questions the value and even the existence of honor in the contemporary world. This timely book insofar as the essays contained therein analyze practices that differ from previous research that focused almost exclusively on a Mediterranean perspective. This is an impressive set of works that casts new light on an ancient concept.

Laurie M. Johnson is professor of political science at Kansas State University.Dan Demetriou is associate professor of philosophy at the University of Minnesota, Morris.

• Fighting Together: Civil Discourse and Agonistic HonorLiberalism and Honor through the Lens of DarwinLiberal HonorA Neo-Aristotelian Theory of Political HonorPutting One’s Best Face Forward: Why Liberalism Needs HonorCommunitarianism and HonorGood Citizens: Gratitude and HonorWinston Churchill and Honor: The Complexity of Honor and StatesmanshipLife in Death: Democracy and Civic HonorThe Female Point of Honor in Post-Revolutionary France A Woman’s Honor: Purity Norms and Male ViolenceRestoring Order: The Ancient Greeks on Taming Honor and AppetiteThe Honour of the Crown’: The State and Its SoldiersHonor in Military Culture: A Standard of Integrity and Framework for Moral Restraint

This is a superb anthology that questions the value and even the existence of honor in the contemporary world. This timely book insofar as the essays contained therein analyze practices that differ from previous research that focused almost exclusively on a Mediterranean perspective. This is an impressive set of works that casts new light on an ancient concept.

Laurie M. Johnson is professor of political science at Kansas State University.Dan Demetriou is associate professor of philosophy at the University of Minnesota, Morris.

• Fighting Together: Civil Discourse and Agonistic HonorLiberalism and Honor through the Lens of DarwinLiberal HonorA Neo-Aristotelian Theory of Political HonorPutting One’s Best Face Forward: Why Liberalism Needs HonorCommunitarianism and HonorGood Citizens: Gratitude and HonorWinston Churchill and Honor: The Complexity of Honor and StatesmanshipLife in Death: Democracy and Civic HonorThe Female Point of Honor in Post-Revolutionary France A Woman’s Honor: Purity Norms and Male ViolenceRestoring Order: The Ancient Greeks on Taming Honor and AppetiteThe Honour of the Crown’: The State and Its SoldiersHonor in Military Culture: A Standard of Integrity and Framework for Moral Restraint

This is a superb anthology that questions the value and even the existence of honor in the contemporary world. This timely book insofar as the essays contained therein analyze practices that differ from previous research that focused almost exclusively on a Mediterranean perspective. This is an impressive set of works that casts new light on an ancient concept.