Category: Week 13: War on Terror

  • Land to Burn

    Andrew Bacevich argues that America’s deeper issue of an ethic of self-indulgence and profligacy takes precedence as the main factor…

  • War on Terror

    The article says that people have already created alternative reasons for foreign policy in the Middle East. One of those…

  • American “Freedom”

    On page 48 of The Limits of Power, author Andrew Bacevich writes, “The truth is that the United States is…

  • America’s Modern “Big Stick” Diplomacy

    U.S. foreign policy in the Middle East, I believe, can be traced back a couple of lines. Between the policies…

  • When will it stop?

    In “The Crisis of Profligacy,” Andrew Bacevich paints a sobering picture of America’s future, warning that the real danger isn’t…

  • A Look into USA’s Foreign Policy

    Andrew J. Bacevich, in “The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism,” more particularly in the chapter “The Crisis…

  • Empire, Freedom, and the Endless Wars

    Andrew Bacevich challenges the popular narrative that U.S. involvement in the Middle East is simply a response to terrorism. He…

  • Addicted to “More”

    In the first chapter of his book The Limits of Power: The End of American Exceptionalism, Andrew Bacevich argues that…

  • Does Freedom at Home Require Empire Abroad?

    No one could deny that Saddam Hussein and Osama Bin Laden are real threats to humanity. In addition to that…