The new military humanism : lessons from Kosovo
Analyzing the NATO bombing, Noam Chomsky challenges the New Humanism. With a powerful grasp of history -- and an incisive argument about its relevance in this "new era" -- Chomsky peels back rhetorical claims that the United States and its allies fight for a world where those responsible for ethnic cleansing have nowhere to hide
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199 pages ; 20 cm
9781567511772, 9781567511765, 1567511775, 1567511767
41940127
L. "In the Name of Principles and Values"
2. Before the Bombing
3. Assessing Humanitarian Intent. 3.1. The Racak Massacre: "Defining Atrocity Set Wheels in Motion" 3.2. Humanitarian Concerns in the '90s: A Small Sample. 3.3. "Humanitarian Intervention"
4. The Denial Syndrome
5. The Diplomatic Record
6. Why Force?
7. World Order and Its Rules