Iraq: Next Phase in the Campaign?
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Russell, James
Brovo, IIliana
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2002
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April 2002
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Monterey, CA; Naval Postgraduate School
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The Bush Administration's foreign policy is now being driven by a set of principles described by President Bush in his 2002 State of the Union Address. Characterized by various observers as the "Bush Doctrine," the outlines of this policy are: (1) that the United States will combat terror wherever it exists using all means at its disposal, including force; (2) that bilateral relationships around the world will be increasingly defined in terms of those countries that support the war on terrorism and those that do not; and (3) that "rogue" nations and/or terrorist organizations cannot be permitted to acquire and/or threaten the United States with weapons of mass destruction.
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Strategic Insights, v.1, issue 2 (April 2002)
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