The Bush foreign policy revolution

Article Abstract:

This article addresses the Bush adminstration's foreign policy, especially with regard to Iran, Iraq, and North Korea. The author argues that the administration's policy of creating an 'axis of evil', emphasizing preemptive war, and unilateralism is not a sustainable policy over the long term.

Evaluation

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Saddam does not threaten us

Article Abstract:

This article discusses the United States planned attack against Iraq. The author argues the United States is only justified in attacking Iraq if it is a threat, which it is not, maintaining no American should have to die for the speculative rhetoric of the Bush administration.

Iraq, Military policy, Iraq War, 2003-

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Bush's crime against humanity

Article Abstract:

The author of this article argues that George W. Bush's foreign policy, in which international law was violated, is guided by greed for power which will ultimately lead to numerous human rights violations in which he should be held accountable.

Crimes against humanity, Foreign policy

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