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As If Non-Interventionism's Record of Success Is Any Better

By Timothy H. Lee
Thursday, February 19 2015

Is non-interventionism's record of success any better than that of American projection of power? It's a question that must be confronted at a moment in which the globe appears progressively aflame, our 2016 presidential campaign begins to take form and foreign policy concerns increasingly dominate our political discourse. In the aftermath of the Iraq and Afghan wars, of course, the American public, its political leaders and popular commentators remain understandably wary regarding projection of U.S. force, particularly "boots on the ground." As an unfortunate consequence…

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