Prospecting for war : 9-11 and selling the Iraq War / Daniel Masters and Robert M Alexander
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Contemporary Security Policy Vol 29, No 3, December 2008, pp.434-452 (104)Summary: Suggests a theoretical model of the elite to masses dynamic (prospect theory model) which helps to explain why the American public were willing to accept U.S. government policy on Iraq.
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Suggests a theoretical model of the elite to masses dynamic (prospect theory model) which helps to explain why the American public were willing to accept U.S. government policy on Iraq.
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