iraq

Describes the foreign policies in place in the Middle East, the struggle for Iraq, the history of dictatorship in Iraq, the changes in that country as a result of Western intervention, and the future of Iraq and the Middle East as a whole.

Discusses the question of how the United States should proceed in Iraq.

Examines the process by which Iran has gained influence in Iraq, and discusses the relationship between Iran, Iraq, and the United States and how it will affect the future of Iraq.

Contains twenty-six essays that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to the U.S.-led war on Iraq in 2003, debating whether the war was justified, the role of the U.S. in Iraq, the type of government Iraq should have, and the country's prospects for the future.

The author examines the legality of the Iraqi War through a collection of documents, FBI files, and eyewitness accounts, and maintains that the government suppressed vital information about bombings of civilian targets and treatment of prisoners.

Contains twenty-two articles that report on the real-life experiences of American combat soldiers in Afghanistan and Iraq.

Ten essays present opposing arguments on issues regarding when the U.S. should withdraw from Iraq, including whether the Iraqi people and the American people support U.S. efforts in Iraq, whether the U.S. should ask other nations for help in the effort, and whether democracy in Iraq will succeed.

Contains twenty-six essays that provide opposing viewpoints on issues related to the U.S.-led war on Iraq in 2003, debating whether the war was justified, the role of the U.S. in Iraq, the type of government Iraq should have, and the country's prospects for the future.