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- War and Self-Defense. Rodin, David // Ethics & International Affairs (Wiley-Blackwell);2004, Vol. 18 Issue 1, p63
Examines the concept of a war of self-defense in relation to the U.S-led war in Iraq in 2003. Analogy between self-defense and national defense; Information on a moral theory of self-defense; Significance of international ethics that focuses on the complex normative relations among persons and...
- The Case Against War: Ten Years Later. Zunes, Stephen // Foreign Policy in Focus;9/11/2012, p1
The author looks back at an article that he wrote entitled "The Case Against War," which appeared on the website of "The Nation" on September 12, 2002 and as the cover story of the magazine's September 30, 2002 issue. The article predicted that a U.S. invasion of Iraq would result in the most...
- Iraq Is Not Just Bush's Problem. Klein, Joe // Time International (South Pacific Edition);5/24/2004, Issue 20, p13
The article focuses on the stance of presidential candidate John Kerry on the issue of the Iraq War and the policy of the U.S. on Iraq. At a town-hall meeting in Orlando, Florida, people waited in vain for a passionate response by Kerry to the Iraq debacle. Kerry's views on this issue will not...
- Biden Embraces Myth That Surge Turned Iraq Into Good War. Porter, Gareth // Foreign Policy in Focus;9/7/2010, p1
The article comments on the move of U.S. Vice President Joe Biden to oppose the official narrative of the Iraq War that General David Petraeus and the Bush surge had turned Iraq into a good war after all. It states that Biden's interview on the "PBS NewsHour" showed how the Democractic Party...
- Remarks on Operation Iraqi Freedom in Dearborn, Michigan April 28, 2003. Bush, George W. // Weekly Compilation of Presidential Documents;5/5/2003, Vol. 39 Issue 18, p493
Presents the text of a speech given by U.S. President George W. Bush on April 28, 2003, which deals with the U.S.-led war in Iraq.
- You Read It Here First. Weinberger, Caspar W. // Forbes Global;12/8/2003, Vol. 6 Issue 23, p16
Focuses on problems with the postwar results in Iraq. Role of U.S. press outlets in the U.S. war against Iraq; Update on education in Iraq; Information on public health and security; Details of public service.
- Editorial comment on the war in Iraq. // Capital & Class;Summer2003, Vol. 27 Issue 80, p1
The editorial committee of Capital & Class are implacably opposed to the invasion of Iraq. Rather than being a humanitarian intervention, the invasion is a brutal act of imperialist aggression. The huge anti-war protests that have gripped the world are testimony to this basic understanding. The...
- MESSAGE FROM THE SPECIAL INSPECTOR GENEREAL FOR IRAQ RECONSTRUCTION. Bowen, Jr., Stuart W. // SIGIR Quarterly Report to Congress;7/30/2012, preceding p1
The article offers the author's insights on their 34th quarterly report to the Secretaries of State and Defense and the U.S. Congress regarding the Iraq reconstruction as of July 2012. He mentions the July 23 attacks in Iraq's major cities, the projected expansion of Iraq's economy by over 11%...
- DOSSIER: Gen. Raymond Odierno - From the capture of Saddam, to the surge, to a dangerous end game. // Geo-Strategy Direct;5/20/2009, p5
The article focuses on the involvement of U.S. Commanding General of the Multi-National Force in Iraq, Raymond Odierno, in the Iraq war. Odierno has been involved in all aspects of the Iraq war. He supervised the capture of former Iraqi president Saddam Hussein. Presently, Odierno is presiding...
