Iraq’s upsurge in violence should not obscure the lasting impact of the 2003 invasion. In a recent article for Fair Observer, Jafar Hassan asserted that: "US foreign policy, while misguided in several instances, is not a decisive cause of Iraq’s...
Iraq’s upsurge in violence should not obscure the lasting impact of the 2003 invasion. In a recent article for Fair Observer, Jafar Hassan asserted that: "US foreign policy, while misguided in several instances, is not a decisive cause of Iraq’s failing democracy." Upon reading this, I instantly recalled the opening of Rahul Rao's book, Third World Protest. Observing a demonstration against the decision to invade Iraq. Rao comments: "I had...
Iraq’s upsurge in violence should not obscure the lasting impact of the 2003 invasion. In a recent article for Fair Observer, Jafar Hassan asserted that: "US foreign policy, while misguided in several instances, is not a decisive cause of Iraq’s failing democracy." Upon reading this, I instantly recalled the opening of Rahul Rao's book, Third World Protest. Observing a demonstration against the decision to invade Iraq. Rao comments: "I had...
Iraq’s upsurge in violence should not obscure the lasting impact of the 2003 invasion. In a recent article for Fair Observer, Jafar Hassan asserted that: "US foreign policy, while misguided in several instances, is not a decisive cause of Iraq’s failing democracy." Upon reading this, I instantly recalled the opening of Rahul Rao's book, Third World Protest. Observing a demonstration against the decision to invade Iraq. Rao comments: "I had...
Iraq’s upsurge in violence should not obscure the lasting impact of the 2003 invasion. In a recent article for Fair Observer, Jafar Hassan asserted that: "US foreign policy, while misguided in several instances, is not a decisive cause of Iraq’s failing democracy." Upon reading this, I instantly recalled the opening of Rahul Rao's book, Third World Protest. Observing a demonstration against the decision to invade Iraq. Rao comments: "I had...
