Roger D. Petersen (Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Sci
Death, Dominance, and State-Building
The US in Iraq and the Future of American Military Intervention
Roger D. Petersen (Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Sci
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In Death, Dominance, and State-Building, Roger D. Petersen offers a definitive work on the course, conduct, and aftermath of the Iraq war. He uniquely combines an accessible analytical framework with detailed case studies that unpack the dynamics between the US military and various Shia and Sunni insurgents. The book covers the entire 2003-2023 period in Iraq, incorporating the insights and voices of US military personnel, Iraqi citizens, and even Iraqi insurgents. While it comprehensively covers the past in Iraq, it also draws lessons for the future of American military intervention.
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In Death, Dominance, and State-Building, Roger D. Petersen offers a definitive work on the course, conduct, and aftermath of the Iraq war. He uniquely combines an accessible analytical framework with detailed case studies that unpack the dynamics between the US military and various Shia and Sunni insurgents. The book covers the entire 2003-2023 period in Iraq, incorporating the insights and voices of US military personnel, Iraqi citizens, and even Iraqi insurgents. While it comprehensively covers the past in Iraq, it also draws lessons for the future of American military intervention.
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 159mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 972g
- ISBN-13: 9780197760741
- ISBN-10: 0197760740
- Artikelnr.: 68577135
- Verlag: Oxford University Press Inc
- Seitenzahl: 592
- Erscheinungstermin: 19. Juni 2024
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 239mm x 159mm x 36mm
- Gewicht: 972g
- ISBN-13: 9780197760741
- ISBN-10: 0197760740
- Artikelnr.: 68577135
Roger D. Petersen is the Arthur and Ruth Sloan Professor of Political Science. He holds BA, MA, and PhD degrees from the University of Chicago and has taught at MIT since 2001. Petersen focuses on within-state conflict and violence. He has written three books: Resistance and Rebellion: Lessons from Eastern Europe (2001), Understanding Ethnic Violence: Fear, Hatred, Resentment in Twentieth Century Eastern Europe (2002), and Western Intervention in the Balkans: The Strategic Use of Emotion in Conflict (2011). He teaches courses on military intervention, civil-military relations, politics and conflict in the Balkans and the Middle East, and emotions and politics.
* Section One: Framework
* Chapter One: Death, Dominance, and State-Building: The US in Iraq and
the Future of American Intervention
* Chapter Two: Analytical Framework I: Roles and Strategy
* Chapter Three: Analytical Framework II: Mechanisms and Strategy
* Chapter Four: US Counterinsurgency Strategy and Practice
* Section Two: The Iraq Conflict 2003-2011
* Preview to Section II
* Chapter Five: Violence, State-Building, and the Sunni-Shia Cleavage
* Chapter Six: Ghazaliyah: Sunni Mobilization, Sectarian War, US
Success and Failure
* Chapter Seven: Sadr City, the Mahdi Army, and the Sectarian Cleansing
of Baghdad
* Chapter Eight: Mansour: The Failure to Mobilize Moderates
* Chapter Nine: The Failure to Establish Local Security
* Chapter Ten: Captain Wright Goes to Baghdad (co-written with Timothy
Wright)
* Chapter Eleven: Anbar, 2003-2011: The Generation of a Community
Mobilization Strategy (co-written with Jon Lindsay)
* Chapter Twelve: The Battle of Sadr City, 2008: Innovations in Urban
Counterinsurgency
* Chapter Thirteen: The Surge: A Reconsideration
* Chapter Fourteen: Iraqi Kurdistan: Dual Cleavages and their Effect on
War and State-Building
* Section Three: Iraq 2011-2020
* Preview to Section III
* Chapter Fifteen: Hawija: Explaining Sunni Resurgence
* Chapter Sixteen: The Third Iraq War
* Chapter Seventeen: Hybrid Actors: The Emergence and Persistence of
the Popular Mobilization Forces
* Chapter Eighteen: How Minorities Make Their Way in Post-ISIS Iraq:
The Case of Christian Militias in the Nineveh Plain (co-written with
Matt Cancian)
* Chapter Nineteen: The Kurdistan Regional Governate Revisited: Death,
War, Machinations, and Little Change
* Chapter Twenty: The Decline of Dominance Politics? Emotions and
Institutions in Iraq Ten Years After the 2011 US Withdrawal
* Section Four: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Preview to Section IV
* Chapter Twenty-One: Findings and Lessons
* Chapter Twenty-Two: Constraints on Learning: The Influence of the
Changing International System and US Domestic Politics
* Chapter Twenty-Three: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Appendices:
* Appendix A: Application of Framework to Classic Theories of
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
* Appendix B: An Application of the Framework to Review Recent Social
Science Literature
* Bibliography
* Notes
* Index
* Chapter One: Death, Dominance, and State-Building: The US in Iraq and
the Future of American Intervention
* Chapter Two: Analytical Framework I: Roles and Strategy
* Chapter Three: Analytical Framework II: Mechanisms and Strategy
* Chapter Four: US Counterinsurgency Strategy and Practice
* Section Two: The Iraq Conflict 2003-2011
* Preview to Section II
* Chapter Five: Violence, State-Building, and the Sunni-Shia Cleavage
* Chapter Six: Ghazaliyah: Sunni Mobilization, Sectarian War, US
Success and Failure
* Chapter Seven: Sadr City, the Mahdi Army, and the Sectarian Cleansing
of Baghdad
* Chapter Eight: Mansour: The Failure to Mobilize Moderates
* Chapter Nine: The Failure to Establish Local Security
* Chapter Ten: Captain Wright Goes to Baghdad (co-written with Timothy
Wright)
* Chapter Eleven: Anbar, 2003-2011: The Generation of a Community
Mobilization Strategy (co-written with Jon Lindsay)
* Chapter Twelve: The Battle of Sadr City, 2008: Innovations in Urban
Counterinsurgency
* Chapter Thirteen: The Surge: A Reconsideration
* Chapter Fourteen: Iraqi Kurdistan: Dual Cleavages and their Effect on
War and State-Building
* Section Three: Iraq 2011-2020
* Preview to Section III
* Chapter Fifteen: Hawija: Explaining Sunni Resurgence
* Chapter Sixteen: The Third Iraq War
* Chapter Seventeen: Hybrid Actors: The Emergence and Persistence of
the Popular Mobilization Forces
* Chapter Eighteen: How Minorities Make Their Way in Post-ISIS Iraq:
The Case of Christian Militias in the Nineveh Plain (co-written with
Matt Cancian)
* Chapter Nineteen: The Kurdistan Regional Governate Revisited: Death,
War, Machinations, and Little Change
* Chapter Twenty: The Decline of Dominance Politics? Emotions and
Institutions in Iraq Ten Years After the 2011 US Withdrawal
* Section Four: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Preview to Section IV
* Chapter Twenty-One: Findings and Lessons
* Chapter Twenty-Two: Constraints on Learning: The Influence of the
Changing International System and US Domestic Politics
* Chapter Twenty-Three: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Appendices:
* Appendix A: Application of Framework to Classic Theories of
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
* Appendix B: An Application of the Framework to Review Recent Social
Science Literature
* Bibliography
* Notes
* Index
* Section One: Framework
* Chapter One: Death, Dominance, and State-Building: The US in Iraq and
the Future of American Intervention
* Chapter Two: Analytical Framework I: Roles and Strategy
* Chapter Three: Analytical Framework II: Mechanisms and Strategy
* Chapter Four: US Counterinsurgency Strategy and Practice
* Section Two: The Iraq Conflict 2003-2011
* Preview to Section II
* Chapter Five: Violence, State-Building, and the Sunni-Shia Cleavage
* Chapter Six: Ghazaliyah: Sunni Mobilization, Sectarian War, US
Success and Failure
* Chapter Seven: Sadr City, the Mahdi Army, and the Sectarian Cleansing
of Baghdad
* Chapter Eight: Mansour: The Failure to Mobilize Moderates
* Chapter Nine: The Failure to Establish Local Security
* Chapter Ten: Captain Wright Goes to Baghdad (co-written with Timothy
Wright)
* Chapter Eleven: Anbar, 2003-2011: The Generation of a Community
Mobilization Strategy (co-written with Jon Lindsay)
* Chapter Twelve: The Battle of Sadr City, 2008: Innovations in Urban
Counterinsurgency
* Chapter Thirteen: The Surge: A Reconsideration
* Chapter Fourteen: Iraqi Kurdistan: Dual Cleavages and their Effect on
War and State-Building
* Section Three: Iraq 2011-2020
* Preview to Section III
* Chapter Fifteen: Hawija: Explaining Sunni Resurgence
* Chapter Sixteen: The Third Iraq War
* Chapter Seventeen: Hybrid Actors: The Emergence and Persistence of
the Popular Mobilization Forces
* Chapter Eighteen: How Minorities Make Their Way in Post-ISIS Iraq:
The Case of Christian Militias in the Nineveh Plain (co-written with
Matt Cancian)
* Chapter Nineteen: The Kurdistan Regional Governate Revisited: Death,
War, Machinations, and Little Change
* Chapter Twenty: The Decline of Dominance Politics? Emotions and
Institutions in Iraq Ten Years After the 2011 US Withdrawal
* Section Four: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Preview to Section IV
* Chapter Twenty-One: Findings and Lessons
* Chapter Twenty-Two: Constraints on Learning: The Influence of the
Changing International System and US Domestic Politics
* Chapter Twenty-Three: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Appendices:
* Appendix A: Application of Framework to Classic Theories of
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
* Appendix B: An Application of the Framework to Review Recent Social
Science Literature
* Bibliography
* Notes
* Index
* Chapter One: Death, Dominance, and State-Building: The US in Iraq and
the Future of American Intervention
* Chapter Two: Analytical Framework I: Roles and Strategy
* Chapter Three: Analytical Framework II: Mechanisms and Strategy
* Chapter Four: US Counterinsurgency Strategy and Practice
* Section Two: The Iraq Conflict 2003-2011
* Preview to Section II
* Chapter Five: Violence, State-Building, and the Sunni-Shia Cleavage
* Chapter Six: Ghazaliyah: Sunni Mobilization, Sectarian War, US
Success and Failure
* Chapter Seven: Sadr City, the Mahdi Army, and the Sectarian Cleansing
of Baghdad
* Chapter Eight: Mansour: The Failure to Mobilize Moderates
* Chapter Nine: The Failure to Establish Local Security
* Chapter Ten: Captain Wright Goes to Baghdad (co-written with Timothy
Wright)
* Chapter Eleven: Anbar, 2003-2011: The Generation of a Community
Mobilization Strategy (co-written with Jon Lindsay)
* Chapter Twelve: The Battle of Sadr City, 2008: Innovations in Urban
Counterinsurgency
* Chapter Thirteen: The Surge: A Reconsideration
* Chapter Fourteen: Iraqi Kurdistan: Dual Cleavages and their Effect on
War and State-Building
* Section Three: Iraq 2011-2020
* Preview to Section III
* Chapter Fifteen: Hawija: Explaining Sunni Resurgence
* Chapter Sixteen: The Third Iraq War
* Chapter Seventeen: Hybrid Actors: The Emergence and Persistence of
the Popular Mobilization Forces
* Chapter Eighteen: How Minorities Make Their Way in Post-ISIS Iraq:
The Case of Christian Militias in the Nineveh Plain (co-written with
Matt Cancian)
* Chapter Nineteen: The Kurdistan Regional Governate Revisited: Death,
War, Machinations, and Little Change
* Chapter Twenty: The Decline of Dominance Politics? Emotions and
Institutions in Iraq Ten Years After the 2011 US Withdrawal
* Section Four: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Preview to Section IV
* Chapter Twenty-One: Findings and Lessons
* Chapter Twenty-Two: Constraints on Learning: The Influence of the
Changing International System and US Domestic Politics
* Chapter Twenty-Three: The Future of American Military Intervention
* Appendices:
* Appendix A: Application of Framework to Classic Theories of
Insurgency and Counterinsurgency
* Appendix B: An Application of the Framework to Review Recent Social
Science Literature
* Bibliography
* Notes
* Index