Killing Strangers

Killing Strangers delves into the paradox of modern political violence, characterized by its impersonal nature, where victims often find themselves victims simply by chance. The audiobook explores the historical evolution of this phenomenon, linking it to shifting social and political dynamics, and considers the role of modern states and technology in shaping violence. By examining how these factors contribute to our current reality, the work prompts listeners to confront the troubling question of how such violence became a normalized aspect of contemporary life.