New American Interventionism

Explore the intricate landscape of American military intervention with "New American Interventionism" by Demetrios James Caraley, published by Columbia University Press in 1999. This insightful book spans 320 pages, providing a comprehensive analysis of U.S. military actions post-Cold War. Caraley illustrates the notion that intervention is deeply embedded in American identity, drawing parallels to the familiar saying that it's as American as apple pie. The author meticulously examines critical interventions in regions such as Bosnia, Lebanon, Somalia, Afghanistan, Panama, Haiti, the Gulf War, and South Korea. This work serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in international relations, foreign policy, and the historical context of American actions on the global stage. Delve into the complexities of interventionism and understand its implications on international law and organizations. Perfect for students, scholars, and anyone passionate about history and theory in international affairs.