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The Fait Accompli War,paradigm versus the law enforcement approach to international terrorism. The chapter examines the “fait accompli” war that George W. Bush bequeathed to Barack Obama and how Obama attempted to forge a third way, or hybrid approach to combating terrorism. Michael Glennon’s theory of a “double governme

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The Obama Administration and Syria,2012 regarding the use of chemical weapons and how he sought congressional authorization in 2013 are discussed. Starr-Deelen analyzes the domestic legal questions by referring to the historical record concerning the Founding Fathers, defensive uses of force, and the role of Congress in authorizing o

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Conclusion,nd Trump administrations. Is there a “deep state”? President Trump’s three travel bans, the first enacted soon after his inauguration, are explored, in addition to the case .. Trump’s August speech on Afghanistan strategy and “principled realism” are discussed. The chapter draws attention to several