The authors argue that war under liberal regimes has become biopolitical warfare, an act committed to promoting peace in the name of species survival.

Introduction: from liberal conscience to liberal rule -- From the liberal subject to the biohuman -- War in the age of biohumanity -- Informationalizing life -- Global triage : threat perception in the twenty-first century -- Military transformation in the age of life as information -- Biohumanity and its rogues : securing the infrastructures of liberal living -- Conclusion: good for nothing.