Why the U.S. Did Not Overthrow Saddam Hussein

There are many valid critiques of U.S. policy toward Iraq before, during, and after the Gulf War. Failing to invade and overthrow the Iraqi government, however, is not one of them.

Hawks Take Aim at Iraq

With the new conflict in Iraq, the stakes for the future U.S. role in the world could not be higher.

The Natural Ally and the Tactical Ally

In the vaguely defined international coalition in the “war against terrorism” India and Pakistan occupy perhaps the most uncomfortable positions.

Militarization in the Age of Globalization

In the aftermath of the September 11 tragedies, arms production and sales worldwide will likely continue their upward trajectory–encouraged by national policies and supported by multilateral economic institutions.