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245 04 The war in Iraq /|cTom Lansford, book editor. 
264  1 Detroit :|bGreenhaven Press,|c[2009] 
264  4 |c©2009 
300    241 pages :|billustrations, maps ;|c24 cm. 
336    text|btxt|2rdacontent 
337    unmediated|bn|2rdamedia 
338    volume|bnc|2rdacarrier 
490 1  Global viewpoints 
504    Includes bibliographical references (pages 223-227) and 
       index. 
505 00 |tFrance opposed the U.S.-led invasion because of a 
       special relationship between Paris and Baghdad /|rAmir 
       Taheri --|tIran has expanded its influence in the Middle 
       East as a result of the Iraq War /|rSuzanne Maloney --
       |tDenmark supported the invasion of Iraq to show 
       solidarity with the United States /|rFrank Laybourn --
       |tThe United States undermined international stability 
       when it invaded Iraq /|rHans Blix --|tThe United States' 
       invasion of Iraq was a positive development for 
       international relations /|rRobert Kagan,|rWilliam Kristol 
       --|tThe United States and France have different approaches
       to Iraq and the Arab-Israeli conflict /|rJustin Vaisse --
       |tThe Arab-Israeli conflict must be resolved to achieve 
       U.S. goals in the Middle East /|rPatrick Seale --
       |tResolving the Arab-Israeli conflict will not end the 
       Iraq War /|rColin Rubenstein --|tThe ongoing conflicts in 
       Iraq and Israel should be resolved by the Arab League /
       |rRichard Seymour --|tThe United States invaded Iraq to 
       protect Israel /|rEmad Mekay --|tIsrael's influence in 
       launching the Iraq War is often overstated /|rDore Gold --
       |tThe United Kingdom's domestic terrorist threat results 
       from factors besides the war /|rRod Liddle --|tWithdrawing
       U.S. forces from Iraq will increase Islamic extremism /
       |rReuel Marc Gerecht --|tIndonesia and other countries 
       have made some progress in counterterrorism, in spite of 
       the Iraq War /|rMaria Moscaritolo --|tAmerican and British
       intelligence reports indicate a rise in terrorism due to 
       the Iraq War /|rNeil Mackay. 
505 00 |tThe United Kingdom and partners have helped Iraq toward 
       democratic self-governance /|rTony Blair --|tThe United 
       Kingdom has failed in its efforts to promote stability and
       democracy in Iraq /|rDavid Wearing --|tThe United States' 
       inability to stabilize Iraq has undermined efforts to 
       promote democracy /|rHarold E. Rogers --|tThe U.S. 
       military presence in Iraq is essential for Iraqi democracy
       /|rSteven Groves --|tIraq's ongoing civil strife is a 
       struggle between democracy and dictatorship /|rHoawr Ziad 
       --|tIraq needs an authoritarian regime, not a democracy /
       |rYossi Alpher. 
650  0 Iraq War, 2003-2011. 
700 1  Lansford, Tom. 
830  0 Global viewpoints. 
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