The Good Fight: Why Only Left-liberals Can Win the War on Terror
Peter Beinart
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Peter Beinart
Abstract
In an address to The Sydney Institute, on Tuesday 21 August 2007, Peter Beinart challenged some of the orthodoxies around the use of the term 'war on terror' and US involvement in the Iraq war. The article discusses the book 'The Good Fight' inspired by a quoted from George W Bush during the 2004 presidential election campaign. The difference between the moderate left and the conservatives and their perspectives on the interdependence of America is presented.
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In an address to The Sydney Institute, on Tuesday 21 August 2007, Peter Beinart challenged some of the orthodoxies around the use of the term 'war on terror' and US involvement in the Iraq war. The article discusses the book 'The Good Fight' inspired by a quoted from George W Bush during the 2004 presidential election campaign. The difference between the moderate left and the conservatives and their perspectives on the interdependence of America is presented.
Key concepts: George (robot), War on terror, Political science, Presidential election, Spanish Civil War, Presidential system, Iraq war, Political economy