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Beyond Baghdad: postmodern war and peace

By:

PETERS Ralph

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Mechanicsburg, PA. USA: Stackpole Books, 2003Description: 363pISBN:

0811700844 (hbk.):

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Summary: Collection of previously published essays that together offer powerful arguements in favour of America's right and duty to protect itself and its way of life. All were written in 2002 or 2003 and deal with various aspects of the 2003 Iraq War either in planning or execution. They also cover factors such as American differences with "old Europe" and the split within the U.S. establishment between military experience and technocrat politics.

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Collection of previously published essays that together offer powerful arguements in favour of America's right and duty to protect itself and its way of life. All were written in 2002 or 2003 and deal with various aspects of the 2003 Iraq War either in planning or execution. They also cover factors such as American differences with "old Europe" and the split within the U.S. establishment between military experience and technocrat politics.

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