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NATOâs war on Yugoslavia in the spring of 1999 was unleashed in the name of democracy and human rights. This view was challenged by the worldâs three largest countries, India, China and Russia, who saw the bombing of Serbia and Kosovo as a naked attempt to assert US dominance in an unstable world.
In the West, media networks were joined by substantial sectors of left/liberal opinion in supporting the war. Nonetheless, a wide variety of figures emerged to challenge the prevailing consensus. Their work, gathered here for the first time, forms a collection of key statements and anti-war writings from some of democracyâs most eloquent dissidentsâNoam Chomsky, Harold Pinter, Edward Said and many othersâwho provide carefully researched examinations of the real motives for the US action, dissections and critiques of the ideology of âhumanitarian warfareâ, and chartings of the unnecessary tragedy of a region laid to waste in the pursuance of Great Power politics.
This reader presents some of the most important texts on NATOâs Balkan crusade and forms a major intervention in the debate on global geo-political strategy after the Cold War.
In the West, media networks were joined by substantial sectors of left/liberal opinion in supporting the war. Nonetheless, a wide variety of figures emerged to challenge the prevailing consensus. Their work, gathered here for the first time, forms a collection of key statements and anti-war writings from some of democracyâs most eloquent dissidentsâNoam Chomsky, Harold Pinter, Edward Said and many othersâwho provide carefully researched examinations of the real motives for the US action, dissections and critiques of the ideology of âhumanitarian warfareâ, and chartings of the unnecessary tragedy of a region laid to waste in the pursuance of Great Power politics.
This reader presents some of the most important texts on NATOâs Balkan crusade and forms a major intervention in the debate on global geo-political strategy after the Cold War.
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NATOâs war on Yugoslavia in the spring of 1999 was unleashed in the name of democracy and human rights. This view was challenged by the worldâs three largest countries, India, China and Russia, who saw the bombing of Serbia and Kosovo as a naked attempt to assert US dominance in an unstable world.
In the West, media networks were joined by substantial sectors of left/liberal opinion in supporting the war. Nonetheless, a wide variety of figures emerged to challenge the prevailing consensus. Their work, gathered here for the first time, forms a collection of key statements and anti-war writings from some of democracyâs most eloquent dissidentsâNoam Chomsky, Harold Pinter, Edward Said and many othersâwho provide carefully researched examinations of the real motives for the US action, dissections and critiques of the ideology of âhumanitarian warfareâ, and chartings of the unnecessary tragedy of a region laid to waste in the pursuance of Great Power politics.
This reader presents some of the most important texts on NATOâs Balkan crusade and forms a major intervention in the debate on global geo-political strategy after the Cold War.
In the West, media networks were joined by substantial sectors of left/liberal opinion in supporting the war. Nonetheless, a wide variety of figures emerged to challenge the prevailing consensus. Their work, gathered here for the first time, forms a collection of key statements and anti-war writings from some of democracyâs most eloquent dissidentsâNoam Chomsky, Harold Pinter, Edward Said and many othersâwho provide carefully researched examinations of the real motives for the US action, dissections and critiques of the ideology of âhumanitarian warfareâ, and chartings of the unnecessary tragedy of a region laid to waste in the pursuance of Great Power politics.
This reader presents some of the most important texts on NATOâs Balkan crusade and forms a major intervention in the debate on global geo-political strategy after the Cold War.