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Enigma Editions, September Date: 2008. Hardcover. Used - Very Good/Very Good. Enigma Editions, 2008. Near Fine/Very Good. Hardcover with dark blue cloth covers. White illustrated Dj. 9.25x6.25 with 447 pp. including index. 2008. Enigma Editions ISBN 1932528172 9781932528176 [US]
ISBN10: 1932528172, ISBN13: 9781932528176, [publisher: IHS Press] Hardcover New copy - Usually dispatched within 4 working days. [Southport, United Kingdom] [Publication Year: 2008]
Hardback. New. While it is generally understood that American neoconservatives pushed hard for the war in Iraq, this book argues that the neocons' goal was not the spread of democracy, but the protection of Israel's interests in the Middle East, demonstrating that neocon advice on Iraq was the opposite of conventional U.S. foreign policy. ISBN 1932528172 9781932528176 [GB]
ISBN10: 1932528172, ISBN13: 9781932528176, [publisher: IHS Press] Hardcover nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - In The Transparent Cabal, Stephen J. Sniegoski, Ph.D., provides the key to understanding 'neoconservatism,' itsmeaning, and its influence as regards U.S. Middle East policy. Sniegoski's book is also an essential guide - both for concerned Americans and for people everywhere - to appreciating the concerns, aims, and pressure that U.S.policymakers face, as presented by a faction of neoconservatives in key foreign-policy circles.Surveying the neoconservatives' statements, writings, and policy papers, alongside that of Israeli defense strategists from the far-right Likud party in Israel, Sniegoski illuminates, in 19 compact, persuasive chapters, the strategic roots and aims of the neoconservative Middle East policy. His conclusion is compelling and provocative. Neoconservative policy for the Middle East, Sniegoski maintains, is premised upon the perceived need to defend Israel from its potential enemies. And influential neoconservatives see American national interest in just those terms.Whether this is right or wrong as U.S. policy, Sniegoski admits, is for the American people to answer. But first they have to know what the question is. If U.S. Middle East policy is not about the promotion of democracy or the defense of American interests, but rather about something else, it must be discussed and debated among ...
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