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Understanding the Bush Doctrine
Political Science Quarterly, 2003 The invasion of Iraq, although important in itself, is even more noteworthy as a manifestation of the Bush doctrine. In a sharp break from the President's pre-September 11 views that saw American leadership, and especially its use of force, restricted to defending narrow and traditional vital interests, he has enunciated a far-reaching program that ...
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Iran & U.S: From Containment to Strategic Deterrence (Bush Era) [PDF]
Faṣlnāmah-i Pizhūhish/hā-yi Rāhburdī-i Siyāsat, 2022 As Bush get into power in 2001 and as the Conservative ruled his administration, the US administration's perception of the structure and nature of the international system and its dynamics was shaped by 9/11.
Gholamali Cheganizadeh, Hossein Mahmoudi
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The impact of the Bush Doctrine on Russian foreign policy [PDF]
Przegląd Geopolityczny, 2023 The article focuses on the issue of the Bush Doctrine as the basic geopolitical code that dominated American foreign policy in the first decades of the 21st century.
Jakub Potulski
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WORLD GEOPOLITICS AND AMERICA’S GRAND NATIONAL STRATEGY: INSEPARABLE EPISTEMOLOGICAL DIALOGUES [PDF]
Revista da Escola de Guerra Naval, 2020 This work aims to analyze the epistemological connection between world geopolitics and the national security strategies of the United States of America. In this sense, within the framework of the post-Eurocentric world, studies are conducted on the North
Guilherme Sandoval Góes
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The War on Terror: The Neo-American Manifest Destiny
Indonesian Journal of Counter Terrorism and National Security, 2023 Significant literature has concluded that Islamic-terrorist activity in the Middle East and in Europe had increased drastically since the beginning of the implementation of the Bush Doctrine in 2001 after 9/11, with the rise of ISIS.
Nouha Khelfa
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Empire, imperialism and the Bush doctrine [PDF]
Review of International Studies, 2004 It is an empire without a consciousness of itself as such, constantly shocked that its good intentions arouse resentment abroad. But that does not make it any the less of an empire, with a conviction that it alone, in Herman Melville's words, bears ‘the ark of liberties of the world.If all history according to Marx has been the history of class ...
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The essential role of democracy in the Bush Doctrine: the invasions of Iraq and Afghanistan
Revista Brasileira de Política Internacional, 2013 Everyone knows that democracy played a role in the Bush Doctrine. What not everyone knows is that this role was essential for the doctrine to be put into operation under which the Iraq invasion was prepared and launched.
Maria Helena de Castro Santos +1 more
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Strategy of US Military Deployment After The Cold War [PDF]
دراسات أقليمية, 2011 The process of preparing military deployment plans is considered one of the most important elements in US strategic planning through out the history of USA. The importance of this process after the end of cold war and the absence of real and clear threat
Wathiq Mohammed Barrak Al - Saadoun
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Mural Internacional, 2011 Após dez anos dos ataques à Nova York e Washington, é chegado o momento de promover um balanço sobre as principais mudanças ocorridas na política externa norte-americana desde então.
Érica Simone Resende
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Scandinavian Journal of Military Studies, 2021 Can the present learn from the past? Moreover, if so, what lessons can we learn? The Danish Parliament instructed the Armed Forces to create a light infantry unit.
Kristian Lindhardt
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