The failure of humanitarian militarism
War — what is it good for? Achieving narrowly defined national security goals
When I was young, there was a big vogue for an idea often called “humanitarian intervention” which was basically the notion that rather than dismantling the Cold War project of global military hegemony, the United States could leverage global military domination in order to do …
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