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Andrew Bacevich, a professor of international relations at
Boston University, has been one of modern American foreign
policy’s most astute critics. In his new book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism , Bacevich questions ...
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Bacevich: ‘The Only Way To Preserve The American Way Of Life Is To Change It’
Wonk Room —
Andrew Bacevich, a professor of international relations at Boston University, has been one of modern American foreign policy’s most astute critics. In his new book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism, Bacevich questions the dominant U.S. national security consensus which privileges the vigorous exercise of American military power in order to maintain “the American way of life,” arguing that neither of these things will be sustainable in the future.
Think Progress/Wonk Room editor Faiz Shakir and I spoke to Prof. Bacevich about some of the issues and arguments in his book. Bacevich writes that the US ...
Bacevich: ‘I want to see President Obama explicitly abrogate the doctrine of preventive war.’
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Earlier today, ThinkProgress interviewed Andrew Bacevich, a professor of international relations at Boston University who has been one of the most astute foreign policy critics of the Bush administration. (Bacevich’s son died while serving in Iraq.) In his new book, The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism, Bacevich challenges Obama to “go beyond merely pointing out the folly of the Iraq war” and “demonstrate that Iraq represents the truest manifestation of an approach to national security that is fundamentally flawed.” We asked Bacevich what he would like to see Obama say and do over the coming months: ...
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[Welcome Andrew Bacevich, and Chris Hedges. As a reminder, please take off-topic discussions to a different thread. thanks - bev]
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President-elect Barack Obama deserves extra credit for looking back even as he looks ahead. Knowing that he's about to take the helm of this floundering ship of state, he's sought some inspiration from captains who've navigated these waters before.
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