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Paradise Valley

By Robyn Carr

Perilous power

By Noam Chomsky,Gilbert Achcar,Stephen R. Shalom

Puritan Culture of America's Military

By Ronald Lorenzo

War in Iraq

By Thomas G. Mahnken,Thomas A. Keaney

Interventions

By Noam Chomsky,Eduardo Galeano

Obama, the Media, and Framing the U. S. Exit from Iraq and Afghanistan

By Erika G. King,Robert A. Wells

The counter-insurgency myth

By Andrew Mumford

Voicing dissent

By Violaine Roussel

Iraq in the Twenty-First Century

By Tareq Y. Ismael,Jacqueline S. Ismael

Waging Gendered Wars

By Paige Whaley Eager

United States and Great Power Responsibility in International Society

By Wali Aslam

From Northern Ireland to Afghanistan

By Jon Moran

Complex peace operations and civil-military relations

By Robert Egnell

Beyond paradise and power

By Tod Lindberg

Why nations go to war

By Mark P. Worrell

Why did the United States invade Iraq?

By Jane K. Cramer,A. Trevor Thrall

Fallgirls

By Ryan Ashley Caldwell

Chain of Command

By Hersh, Seymour M.

America and Iraq

By David Ryan,Patrick Kiely

Beyond Post-Traumatic Stress

By Jean N. Scandlyn,Sarah Hautzinger,Whitney Battle-Baptiste

Justifying America's wars

By Nicholas Kerton-Johnson,James Gow,Rachel Kerr

Days of the Fall

By Jonathan Spyer

Hegemonic masculinities and camouflaged politics

By James W. Messerschmidt

Russia, America, and the Islamic world

By Mike Bowker