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Is United States Foreign Policy "Imperialist" or "Imperial"?
Jerome Slater critically examines the increasingly common view that the United States has been either an "imperialist" or an "imperial" power. After scrutinizing the distinctions between these two views, he argues that both are misleading about the intentions of policy makers and the actual capacity of the United States to control other nations.
Zionism, the Jewish State, and an Israeli–Palestinian Settlement: An Opinion Piece, Jerome Slater
On the Ethics of War and Terrorism, Uwe Steinhoff Reviewed by Jerome Slater
Palestine: Peace Not Apartheid, Jimmy Carter Reviewed by Jerome Slater
Tragic Choices in the War on Terrorism: Should We Try to Regulate and Control Torture?, Jerome Slater
Six Days of War: June 1967 and the Making of the Modern Middle East, Michael B. Oren Reviewed by Jerome Slater
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