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American Way: Stories of Invasion

American Way: Stories of Invasion

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ISBN10: 1912697580
ISBN13: 9781912697588
Publisher: Comma Press
Published: Jul 4 2024
Pages: 256
Weight: 0.65
Height: 0.72 Width: 4.97 Depth: 7.96
Language: English
Following the US's bungled withdrawal from Afghanistan, and the scenes of chaos at Kabul Airport, we could be forgiven for thinking we're experiencing an ' end of empire' moment, that the US is entering a new, less belligerent era in its foreign policy, and that its tenure as self-appointed ' global policeman' is coming to an end. Before we get our hopes up though, it's wise to remember exactly what this policeman has done, for the world, and ask whether it's likely to change its behaviour after any one setback. After 75 years of war, occupation, and political interference - installing dictators, undermining local political movements, torturing enemies, and assisting in the arrest of opposition leaders - the US military-industrial complex doesn't seem to know how to stop. This anthology explores the human cost of these many interventions onto foreign soil, with stories by writers from that soil - covering everything from torture in Abu Ghraib, to coups and counterrevolutionary wars in Latin America, to all-out invasions in the Middle and Far East. Alongside testimonies from expert historians and ground-breaking journalists, these stories present a history that too many of us in the

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