The "Bush doctrine": can preventive war be justified?
Despite the Bush Administration's successes against al Qaeda,1 we continue to live in a dangerous world. We are exposed to the risk that hostile states or terrorist groups with global reach might attack our civilian population or those of our allies using weapons of mass destruction.2 In such c...
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| description | Despite the Bush Administration's successes against al Qaeda,1 we continue to live in a dangerous world. We are exposed to the risk that hostile states or terrorist groups with global reach might attack our civilian population or those of our allies using weapons of mass destruction.2 In such circumstances, it might seem natural for U.S. policymakers to consider preventive war as a possible tool for countering such threats.3 In the past lead- ers of democracies have not shied away from the prospect of preventive war. |
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