A diplomatic historian examines six major international wars involving the United States and concludes that American involvement was unjustified in each case. America's national security was not in fact sufficiently threatened to merit a call to arms. The author analyzes the events leading up to each war and the justification of wars in general. His book combines lively history with lucid and relevant general argument.
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Was war necessary?: National security and U.S. entry into war
1980, Sage Publications
in English
0803914865 9780803914865
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