3. “Regime Change”: The Case Of Iraq

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1. Frontmatter i
2. Contents vii
3. Acknowledgments xi
4. Introduction: The Liberal-Humanitarian Case For War In Iraq 1
5. Part One. Reconsidering Regime Change
6. 1. The Case For Regime Change 29
7. 2. Liberal Legacies, Europe’S Totalitarian Era, And The Iraq War: Historical Conjunctures And Comparisons 39
8. 3. “Regime Change”: The Case Of Iraq 57
9. 4. In The Murk Of It: Iraq Reconsidered 76
10. Part Two. Philosophical Arguments
11. 5. National Interest And International Law 95
12. 6. Just War Against An “Outlaw” Region 106
13. 7. Moral Arguments: Sovereignty, Feasibility, Agency, And Consequences 125
14. Part Three. Critiques Of The Left
15. 8. A Friendly Drink In A Time Of War 147
16. 9. Wielding The Moral Club 152
17. 10. Peace, Human Rights, And The Moral Choices Of The Churches 160
18. 11. Ethical Correctness And The Decline Of The Left 179
19. 12. Pages From A Daily Journal Of Argument 191
20. 13. Liberal Realism Or Liberal Idealism: The Iraq War And The Limits Of Tolerance 207
21. Part Four. European Dimensions
22. 14. Iraq And The European Left 223
23. 15. Guilt’S End: How Germany Redefined The Lessons Of Its Past During The Iraq War 233
24. 16. The Iraq War And The French Left 243
25. 17. Tempting Illusions, Scary Realities, Or The Emperor’S New Clothes II 259
26. Part Five. Solidarity
27. 18. Antitotalitarianism As A Vocation: An Interview With Adam Michnik 271
28. 19. Sometimes, A War Saves People 281
29. 20. Gulf War Syndrome Mark Ii: The Case For Siding With The Iraqi People 285
30. 21. “They Don’T Know One Little Thing” Pamela Bone 297
31. 22. “Why Did It Take You So Long To Get Here?” 309
32. Part Six. Liberal Statesmanship
33. 23. Full Statement To The House Of Commons, 18 March 2003 329
34. 24. The Threat Of Global Terrorism 340
35. Contributors 353
36. Index 361