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Streets Without Joy

Name: Streets Without Joy
Brand: C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd
SKU: 24948229
Price: 14133 HUF
Availability: InStock
Author: Michael A. Innes
ISBN: 9781787383173

Michael A. Innes

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English

Book Hardback

Libristo code: 24948229

Publishers C Hurst & Co Publishers Ltd, July 2021

America''s wars after the 9/11 attacks were marked by a political obsession with terrorist ''sanctua... Full description

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America''s wars after the 9/11 attacks were marked by a political obsession with terrorist ''sanctuaries'' and ''safe havens''. From mountain redoubts in Afghanistan to the deserts of Iraq, Washington''s policy-makers maintained an unwavering focus on finding and destroying the refuges, bases and citadels of modern guerrilla movements, and holding their sponsors to account.This was a preoccupation embedded in nearly every official speech and document of the time, a corpus of material that offered a new logic for thinking about the world. As an exercise in political communication, it was a spectacular success. From 2001 to 2009, President George W. Bush and his closest advisors set terms of reference that cascaded down from the White House, through government and into the hearts and minds of Americans. ''Sanctuary'' was the red thread running through all of it, permeating the decisions and discourses of the day.Where did this obsession come from? How did it become such an important feature of American political life? In this new political history, Michael A.K.G. Innes explores precedents, from Saigon to Baghdad, and traces how decision-makers and their advisors used ideas of sanctuary to redefine American foreign policy, national security, and enemies real and imagined.