September 30, 2004
A Failed Transition
The Mounting Costs of the Iraq War
“A Failed ‘Transition’” is the most comprehensive accounting of the mounting costs and consequences of the Iraq War on the United States, Iraq, and the world. Among its major findings are stark figures about the escalation of costs in these most recent three months of “transition” to Iraqi rule, a period that the Bush administration claimed would be characterized by falling human and economic costs.
Subscribe to our newsletter
Further reading
Reports | Jul 31, 2026
SYMPOSIUM ROUNDUP: Forging a Democracy That Works for All
A visionary exercise for progressives in an age of American fascism from our third annual Wallace Symposium.
Reports | Jul 23, 2026
BLUEPRINT: Forging a Democracy that Works for All
Countering the power of billionaires, corporations, and the Pentagon
Reports | May 26, 2026
The True Cost of the Military in Hawaiʻi
A comprehensive analysis of the economic, environmental, strategic, and social impacts of the U.S. military presence in Hawaiʻi