Understanding the U.S. wars in Iraq and Afghanistan /
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Other Authors / Creators: | Bailey, Beth L., 1957- editor. Immerman, Richard H., editor. |
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Format: | Book |
Language: | English |
Imprint: | New York : New York University Press, [2015] |
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Beth Bailey and Richard H. Immerman
- Part I. The wars and their origins
- The wars' entangled roots: regional realities and Washington's vision / Michael A. Reynolds
- 9/11: Bush's response / Terry H. Anderson
- Part II. The possibilities and limits of American military and diplomatic strategy
- Intelligence and the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan / Richard H. Immerman
- Assessing strategic choices in the War on Terror / Stephen Biddle and Peter D. Feaver
- Military strategy in Afghanistan and Iraq: learning and adapting under fire at home and in the field / Conrad Crane
- Human rights as a weapon of war / Jonathan Horowitz
- Part III. Waging and the wages of war
- The combatants' experiences / Lisa Mundey
- Fighting (against) the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan / David Farber
- Limited war in the age of total media / Sam Lebovic
- "Watching war made us immune": the popular culture of the wars / Andrew C. McKevitt
- Part IV. Lessons and legacies
- Veterans' readjustment after the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars / David Kieran
- The lessons and legacies of the War in Iraq / Robert K. Brigham
- The lessons and legacies of the War in Afghanistan / Aaron B. O'Connell.