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The Bush Doctrine and Iraq a Sound Application of a Sound Doctrine

2007
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Requiem for the Bush Doctrine

Current History, 2005
The Iraq War has revealed that the armed forces possess nothing like the depth required to implement a policy of preventive war on a sustained basis.
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China’s Response to the Bush Doctrine

World Policy Journal, 2005
The American political scientist Mike Lampton has captured just the right image in Chinese for understanding America 's relationship with China: tong chuang yi meng ("same bed, different dreams"). America and China are like two lovers in bed, with very different understandings about why they are there and what the future may hold.1 For more than 30 ...
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THE BUSH DOCTRINE: A NIEBUHRIAN ASSESSMENT

The Review of Faith & International Affairs, 2007
Abstract The Bush Administration shifted its foreign policy strategy after the attacks of 9/11 to focus on the importance of morality in politics, a standpoint known as the Bush Doctrine. Reinhold Niebuhr, an important theorist of Christian realism, followed the ideas of St.
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Preemption in the Bush Doctrine: A Reappraisal

Foreign Policy Analysis, 2009
This article argues that the elevation of preemption to a cardinal status in the Bush Doctrine following September 11, 2001 resulted from a larger strategic consideration—to convince rogue states to discontinue their weapons of mass destruction programs and their sponsorship of terrorism. Dismantling the Saddam Hussein regime in Iraq as a demonstration
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The Bush Doctrine redux: changes and continuities in American grand strategy since ‘9/11’

International Politics, 2023
Georg Löfflmann
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The Bush Doctrine

Diplomatic History, 2002
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The Bush Doctrine -- Roadmap or Relic?

2012
Abstract : The United States has lacked a definitive grand strategy since the end of the Cold War. In the wake of 9/11, the Bush Doctrine consisted of four fundamental tenets: do not discriminate between terrorists and nations that support them, engage emerging threats overseas, confront threats before they fully materialize, and advance liberty and ...
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The Crusade for Freedom: A Just War Critique of the Bush Doctrine

Political Theology, 2008
Andrew Fiala
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Bush Doctrine

2013
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