Fear's Empire

Offers a detailed critique of the Bush administration's foreign policy, including arguments about the imposition of democracy on foreign nations and hypocritical actions by America.

First sentence: In terrorism's shadow, the United States today is torn between the temptation to reassert its natural right to independence (whether expressed as splendid isolation or unilateralist intervention) and the imperative to risk new and experimental forms of international cooperation.

Year

2003

Language

English

Publisher

W. W. Norton & Company

Editions

2

Pages

224

ISBN

9780393325782

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