This book is the first in-depth history of Britain's decision to invade Iraq since the Chilcot Inquiry released its report. The volume controversially argues that it was a blunder, or a careless failure of judgement.
This book is the first in-depth history of Britain's decision to invade Iraq since the Chilcot Inquiry released its report. The volume controversially argues that it was a blunder, or a careless failure of judgement.
Patrick Porter is Professor of International Security and Strategy at the University of Birmingham. He is Senior Associate Fellow at the Royal United Services Institute (RUSI). His main research interests are U.S. and British grand strategy, the interaction of power and ideas in international relations, and diplomatic and military history. He has published in International Security, War in History and The Journal of Strategic Studies . He grew up in Melbourne, Australia, before completing his doctorate at the University of Oxford. He enjoys ancient history, cricket and cigars.
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Introduction 1: Warpath 2: Breaking States 3: Atlantic Ambitions 4: Weighing the Arguments 5: A Liberal War After All 6: Virtue Runs Amok: How Realism Can Help Epilogue: Two Speeches
Introduction 1: Warpath 2: Breaking States 3: Atlantic Ambitions 4: Weighing the Arguments 5: A Liberal War After All 6: Virtue Runs Amok: How Realism Can Help Epilogue: Two Speeches
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