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Bacevich: Naming Our Nameless War
Znet Article, May, 29 2013
Andrew J. Bacevich
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For well over a decade now the United States has been “a nation at war.” Does that war have a name?
Bacevich: Boykinism
Znet Article, September, 26 2012
Andrew J. Bacevich
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Boykinism confirms what many Muslims are already primed to believe: that American values and Islamic values are irreconcilable
Bacevich: Unleashed
Znet Article, May, 30 2012
Andrew J. Bacevich
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War waged in a special-operations-first world just might become truly global -- and never-ending
Bacevich: Scoring the Global War on Terror
Znet Article, February, 20 2012
Andrew J. Bacevich
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Once targeted assassination becomes your policy, the list of targets has a way of growing ever longer
Bacevich: Big Change Whether We Like It or Not
Znet Article, November, 14 2011
Andrew J. Bacevich
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Confronted with evidence of a radically changing environment, those holding (or aspiring to) positions of influence simply turn a blind eye
Bacevich: Not Why, But How
Znet Article, April, 13 2011
Andrew J. Bacevich
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It is a commonplace of American politics: when the moving van pulls up to the White House on Inauguration Day, it delivers not only a closetful of gray suits and power ties, but a boatload of expectations.
Bacevich: Cow Most Sacred
Znet Article, January, 28 2011
Andrew J. Bacevich
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In defense circles, “cutting” the Pentagon budget has once again become a topic of conversation. Americans should not confuse that talk with reality.
Bacevich: Prisoners of War
Znet Article, October, 01 2010
Andrew J. Bacevich
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Bob Woodward and All the President’s Men (2010 Edition)
Bacevich: Unequal Sacrifice
Znet Article, September, 05 2010
Andrew j. Bacevich
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The Casualty Gap is a commendable and in some ways impressive book; it is also an example of political science at its most frustrating. For those with the patience to wade through its jargon-laced and data-laden pages, the book reveals disturbing—...
Bacevich: The Unmaking of a Company Man
Znet Article, August, 30 2010
Andrew j. Bacevich
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An Education Begun in the Shadow of the Brandenburg Gate
Bacevich: The End of (Military) History?
Znet Article, July, 30 2010
Andrew j. Bacevich
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The United States, Israel, and the Failure of the Western Way of War
Bacevich: Obama's Post-Modern War of Attrition
Znet Article, January, 02 2010
Andrew j. Bacevich
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On the march to Baghdad, back when America's war on terror was young, a rising star in the United States military lobbed this enigmatic bon mot to an accommodating reporter: "Tell me how this ends." Thus did then-Maj. Gen. David Petraeus in 2003 n...
Bacevich: Expanding War, Contracting Meaning
Znet Article, October, 30 2008
Andrew j. Bacevich
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The next president and the Global War on Terror
Bacevich: 9/11 Plus Seven
Znet Article, September, 12 2008
Andrew j. Bacevich
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An assessment of Bush's foreign policy seven years after 9/11
Bacevich: Is Perpetual War Our Future?
Znet Article, August, 15 2008
Andrew j. Bacevich
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Learning the Wrong Lessons from the Bush Era
Bacevich: Illusions of Victory
Znet Article, August, 12 2008
Andrew j. Bacevich
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How the United States Did Not Reinvent War... But Thought It Did
Bacevich: I lost my son to a war I oppose. We were both doing our duty.*
Znet Article, June, 03 2007
Andrew j. Bacevich
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I lost my son to a war I oppose. We were both doing our duty.*
Bacevich: The American Political Tradition
Znet Article, June, 29 2006
Andrew j. Bacevich
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The American Political Tradition
Bacevich: Drifting Down the Path to Perdition
Znet Article, May, 25 2006
Andrew j. Bacevich
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I'd like to turn to the issue of oil wars, energy wars. That seems to be what holds all this incoherent stuff together -- minds focused on a world of energy flows. Recently, I reread [President Jimmy] Carter's 1979 energy speech. Isn't it ironic t...
Bacevich: The Delusions of Global Hegemony
Znet Article, May, 23 2006
Andrew j. Bacevich
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I wait for him on a quiet, tree and wisteria-lined street of red-brick buildings. Students, some in short-sleeves on this still crisp spring morning, stream by. I'm seated on cold, stone steps next to a sign announcing the Boston University Depart...
Bacevich: New Boys in Town
Znet Article, April, 23 2005
Andrew j. Bacevich
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In our own time -- and especially since the ascendancy of George W. Bush to the presidency -- "neoconservative" has become a term of opprobrium, frequently accompanied by ad hominem attacks and charges of arrogance and hubris. But the heat generat...
Bacevich: The Normalization of War
Znet Article, April, 21 2005
Andrew j. Bacevich
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The Normalization of War
