The New American Militarism: How Americans Are Seduced by War

Walter Russell Mead · Andrew J. Bacevich

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Introduction 1. Wilsonians under Arms 2. The Military Profession at Bay 3. Left, Right, Left 4. California Dreaming 5. Onward 6. War Club 7. Blood for Oil 8. Common Defense Afterword

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