[Peace-discuss] the "Bush Doctrine" and nuclear weapons

[C. G. Estabrook]

Yes, Chomsky's Hegemony or Survival? is good on the Bush doctrine in
context. The e-version has the most extensive footnotes.  Also, many of
Chomsky's comments on the topic can be searched through the Zmag site or
chomsky.info. Googling <site:chomsky.info "bush doctrine"> got a dozen
good citations. --CGE


On Mon, 26 Jul 2004 ppatton at uiuc.edu wrote:

> Can anyone suggest some good recent articles or books about the "Bush
> Doctrine" and its history?  I'm especially interested in the
> implications of the "Bush Doctrine" for nuclear weapons policy, and
> its influence on the administration's Nuclear Posture Review.  I want
> to make sure I've covered this topic well for the pamplet that I'm
> preparing for AWARE.  Has anybody seen Chomsky's new book "Hegemony or
> Survival"?  Does it emphasize these topics? -Paul P.
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