Titlebook: Neoconservatism and the New American Century; Maria Ryan Book 2010 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2010 Cold War.for

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Introduction,ent that these neoconservatives had lobbied for many of the policies now being pursued under the aegis of a “war on terror” several years before the 2001 terrorist attacks that catalyzed them.. As Robert Kagan observes in the quotation prefacing this introduction, neoconservatism had provided “something to come back to.”

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Iraq,s needed to be strong enough to preclude this. It was not concerns about human rights or democracy that motivated Wolfowitz’ initial interest in Iraq but worries about energy and aspiring regional powers.

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From Berlin to Baghdad: The Second Generation and the New World Order,eedom of expression and political dissent they heard in Moscow.. Since 1979, most neocons had subscribed to what had become known as the “Kirkpatrick Doctrine” of totalitarianism. Writing in the seminal neoconservative journal, .. Kirkpatrick had famously claimed that totalitarian states, like the U

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,The Neoconservatives and Clintonism, 1993–1995,ctive mode,” which meant it was “squander[ing] a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity … to shape the future.”. Clinton failed to define what America’s national interest actually consisted of. He deferred dogmatically to the UN and America’s allies; he pursued excessive and paralyzing multilateralism; and

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