In defense of the Bush doctrine
Noted historian Robert G. Kaufman contends that the terrorist attacks of September 11, 2001, shattered the optimism so prevalent in the United States during the tranquil and prosperous 1990s. President George W. Bush's controversial grand strategy for waging a preemptive Global War on Terror has ignited passionate debate about the purposes of American power and the nation's proper role in the world. In Defense of the Bush Doctrine offers a vigorous argument for the principles of moral democratic realism that inspired the Bush administration's policy of regime change in Iraq
eBook, English, ©2007
University Press of Kentucky, Lexington, Ky., ©2007
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The imprudence of isolationism
The perils of neorealism
The unrealistic realism of classical realists
The perils of liberal multilateralism
Moral democratic realism
Moral democratic realism and the endgame of the Cold War
The Bush doctrine and Iraq : a sound application of a sound doctrine
Conclusion : beyond the War on Terror
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