This reference work provides a comprehensive overview of the Iraq War with more than 100 detailed articles by leading experts on a range of topics essential to understanding this conflict. The volume also contains more than a dozen important documents on the Iraq War. The work examines how the Bush Doctrine was used to justify the US decision to invade Iraq. It presents the key figures and military strategy employed in the conduct of the Iraq War. It explains how a series of flawed military and political decisions led to a dysfunctional government in Baghdad. And it informs readers about the destructive impact of the Iraq War on the entire Middle East.
Group
Books (first-hand)
Author
Steed, Brian L.
Title
Iraq War. The essential Reference Guide
Details
English text, paperback, some black-and-white photos, reprints of documents. 349 pages.
