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The Anatomy of Regime Change: Transnational Political Opposition and Domestic Foreign Policy Elites in the Making of US Foreign Policy on Iraq

By: Material type: Continuing resourceContinuing resourcePublication details: American Journal of Sociology; 2024Description: 539-594ISSN:
  • 0002-9602
Subject(s): Online resources: Summary: Scholars attribute the causes of the 2003 US war in Iraq to threats to national security or declining hegemonic power. The dominant accounts, however, fail to clarify how Iraqi regime change emerged as official US foreign policy, despite policymakers' hos
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Scholars attribute the causes of the 2003 US war in Iraq to threats to national security or declining hegemonic power. The dominant accounts, however, fail to clarify how Iraqi regime change emerged as official US foreign policy, despite policymakers' hos

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