Perhaps the most controversial issue surrounding terrorism is how governments should respond to it. The viewpoints in this volume discuss the United States' military intervention in Afghanistan, the Bush administration's case against Iraq, and the broader ethical issues involved in using military force to deter terrorism.
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Perhaps the most controversial issue surrounding terrorism is how governments should respond to it. The viewpoints in this volume discuss the United States' military intervention in Afghanistan, the Bush administration's case against Iraq, and the broader ethical issues involved in using military force to deter terrorism.
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