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Thomas Cushman

professor, sociology, Wellesley

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After Liberation: The Challenge of Iraq

October 2, 2003

Thomas Cushman, a Wellesley sociology professor with a keen interest in human rights, discusses the human-rights perspective of the war and makes a case for the moral imperative of using American power to unseat tyrannical leaders like Saddam Hussein.

Christopher Hitchens and His Critics: Terror, Iraq, and the Left

Author: Simon Cottee, Christopher Hitchens

Publisher: NYU Press (2008)

Binding: Paperback, 365 pages

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