The ethics of George Bush: good bad or irrelevant?

Article Abstract:

The professor of European thought at the London School of Economics argues that the personal morality of George W. Bush is not to blame for the catastrophe that is unfolding in Iraq and that his ethics are irrelevant as far as US policy is concerned. It is contended that the peculiar ideology of American neoconservatism is to blame for the events in Iraq and that Bush is only actually a bit-part player in the whole affair.

United States, International politics, Causes of, Influence, Political aspects, Military policy, Bush, George W., Neoconservatism

---

Return Iraq to Iraqis by removing Saddam

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to the apparently inevitable war in Iraq are examined from the point of view that to launch a war is the correct thing to do as Iraq needs to be freed from the despotic leadership of Saddam Hussein and the Ba'ath Party and returned to the hands of ordinary Iraqis.

Political activity, Hussein, Saddam, Baath Party (Iraq)

---

Take time to win the philosophical battle

Article Abstract:

Issues relating to the apparent inevitability of the launch of a war in Iraq are examined from the viewpoint that it is not yet too late to reflect on the justice of the impending fight and consider the questions that such a conflict raises.

Military art and science, Military science

Similar abstracts:

• Abstracts: Fee hikes will put off poor, says US report. Report attacks US standards. Decline in foreign scholars hits US
• Abstracts: Cambridge debate rages on. Cause to pause before starting the witch trials. Stalled reforms are not cause for celebration
• Abstracts: Can't stem progress. ...believe that all UK research output should be online. To publish or perish?

This website is not affiliated with document authors or copyright owners. This page is provided for informational purposes only. Unintentional errors are possible.