President Bush's embrace of the doctrine of preemptive action in the Global War on Terror has caused much controversy. But political scientist Robert Kaufman says it's easy to understand, if you look at history and at basic American values, such as free society, individual rights, and America's need to "do the right thing."
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Defending the Bush Doctrine
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Robert G. Kaufman
Professor of Public Policy, Pepperdine University; and author of "In Defense of the Bush Doctrine" (Univ. Press of Kentucky)
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