Myths, motivations and 'misunderestimations': the Bush administration and Iraq

Article Abstract:

Pres George W. Bush's plans for war against Iraq are neither justified nor persuasive, since the current policies of deterrence and containment adequately deal with the potential threat this nation poses to international security. North Korea's nuclear weapons program is a clearer and more present danger and should be confronted first.

International relations, Bush, George W., Wars, War, Foreign policy

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Getting out of the Iraq trap

Article Abstract:

This article examines problems that may result from military intervention in Iraq. The author, maintaining the United States must be challenged, argues military intervention will not achieve the goals of the United Nations or the United States, with the end result only conflicting with the goals of imposing Western democracy.

Evaluation, Military aspects, Iraq War, 2003-

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