Volume 2, The New Imperialism: Interventionism, Information Warfare, and the Military-Academic Complex
Edited by Maximilian C. Forte

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Preface

Introduction

Intervention, Information, Ideologies, and Industry: The New Imperialism and its Refractions

Maximilian C. Forte

Chapter One

Canadian Academic Institutions, the Weapons Industry, and Militarist Ideology

Laura Beach

Chapter Two

A War of Words: U.S.-Iran Relations in the Nuclear Debate

Sabrina M. Guerrieri

Chapter Three

Hard Power and Iraq: Destabilization, Invasion and Occupation

Corey Seaton

Chapter Four

Torture and the Global War on Terror

Natalie Jansezian

Chapter Five

Humanist or Imperialist? Humanitarian Interventionism in the Post-Cold War Era

Jessica Cobran

Chapter Six

Transparency Shift: An Overview of the Reality of WikiLeaks

MacLean Hawley

Chapter Seven

Demons, Angels, and the Messiah: The Top Ten Myths in the War against Libya

Maximilian C. Forte

APPENDICES

A. Farewell Radio and Television Address to the American People. January 17, 1961 [Delivered from the President’s Office at 8:30 p.m.]. By President Dwight D. Eisenhower

B. War is a Racket. By Major General Smedley Butler. Round Table Press, Inc., 1935

C. “The War Prayer”. By Mark Twain

D. “War Is the Health of the State”. By Randolph Bourne. From: Untimely Papers. New York: B.W. Huebsch, 1919

E. “The War and the Intellectuals”. By Randolph Bourne. From The Seven Arts, II (June, 1917), 133-146

F. Adolf Hitler, to the Assembly in the Reichstag on 01 October 1938, Following the German Invasion of Czechoslovakia

G. Remarks by President Barack Obama in His Address to the Nation on Libya; National Defense University, Washington, D.C., 7:31—7:58pm, EDT, 28 March 2011

H. Congressman Dennis Kucinich’s Address to Congress on the War in Libya, United States House of Representatives, 31 March 2011