Lieven is relentlessly candid, and has produced a remarkably thought-provoking book.... Tightly written and extensively researched.... A valuable and also a troubling book on a subject that is both crucial and in many ways extremely sensitive. --Brian Urquhart, New York Review of Books
A fascinating and incisive analysis of American nationalism. --London Review of Books
Cogently argued...an important contribution to the discourse on national identity, the war on terror and the nature of political liberalism. --Publishers Weekly
America Right or Wrong shows a serious intellectual talent and ambition stretching its wings. In particular, Lieven takes on some of the big questions about American identity, ideology and exceptionalism in ways that yield surprising and provocative results.... At its admirable best America Right
or Wrong asks important questions and makes readers review some of their own most cherished convictions. --Walter Russell Mead, Washington Post Book World
Some of the most trenchant and original criticism of the trajectory of U.S. foreign and military policy that has surfaced since the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March, 2003. --Inter Press Service
Skillfully unravels the origins of American nationalism and illuminates its failings and virtues. --Foreword Magazine
This fighting book digs beneath the trauma of 9-11 to uncover the cultural sources of popular support for a blindly aggressive and self-defeating foreign policy. Dazzling and inspiring. --Stephen Holmes, Professor of Politics and Law, New York University School of Law
A searching examination of the deep-seated sources of American behavior, Anatol Lieven's America Right or Wrongtakes on what others evade--the topics that, whether for good or ill, make us who we are and provide the engine of U. S. foreign policy. In pungent, muscular prose, Lieven makes a strong
case that the neoconservatives have gotten far too much credit for the course of American policy since 9/11. His chapter on the mutually destructive course of U.S.-Israel relations is not only courageous but powerfully illuminating. --Andrew J. Bacevich, author of The New American Militarism
Anatol Lieven is one of today's most insightful observers of U.S. foreign policy. In this exceptional book he provides an analysis of the virtues and the dangers of American nationalism that is as provocative as it is perceptive. --Michael Lind, author of The Next American Nation
Anatol Lieven is one of the most thought provoking and insightful writers in Washington. This book is very much in the same tradition. --Senator Dick Clark, Director of The Congressional Program, The Aspen Institute
Lieven is relentlessly candid, and has produced a remarkably thought-provoking book.... Tightly written and extensively researched.... A valuable and also a troubling book on a subject that is both crucial and in many ways extremely sensitive. --Brian Urquhart, New York Review of Books
A fascinating and incisive analysis of American nationalism. --London Review of Books
Cogently argued...an important contribution to the discourse on national identity, the war on terror and the nature of political liberalism. --Publishers Weekly
America Right or Wrong shows a serious intellectual talent and ambition stretching its wings. In particular, Lieven takes on some of the big questions about American identity, ideology and exceptionalism in ways that yield surprising and provocative results.... At its admirable best America Right
or Wrong asks important questions and makes readers review some of their own most cherished convictions. --Walter Russell Mead, Washington Post Book World
Some of the most trenchant and original criticism of the trajectory of U.S. foreign and military policy that has surfaced since the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March, 2003. --Inter Press Service
Skillfully unravels the origins of American nationalism and illuminates its failings and virtues. --Foreword Magazine
This fighting book digs beneath the trauma of 9-11 to uncover the cultural sources of popular support for a blindly aggressive and self-defeating foreign policy. Dazzling and inspiring. --Stephen Holmes, Professor of Politics and Law, New York University School of Law
A searching examination of the deep-seated sources ofAmerican behavior, Anatol Lieven's America Right or Wrong takes on what others evade--the topics that, whether for good or ill, make us who we are and provide the engine of U. S. foreign policy. In pungent, muscular prose, Lieven makes a strong
case that the neoconservatives have gotten far too much credit for the course of American policy since 9/11. His chapter on the mutually destructive course of U.S.-Israel relations is not only courageous but powerfully illuminating. --Andrew J. Bacevich, author of The New American Militarism
Anatol Lieven is one of today's most insightful observers of U.S. foreign policy. In this exceptional book he provides an analysis of the virtues and the dangers of American nationalism that is as provocative as it is perceptive. --Michael Lind, author of The Next American Nation
Anatol Lieven is one of the most thought provoking and insightful writers in Washington. This book is very much in the same tradition. --Senator Dick Clark, Director of The Congressional Program, The Aspen Institute
Lieven is relentlessly candid, and has produced a remarkably thought-provoking book.... Tightly written and extensively researched.... A valuable and also a troubling book on a subject that is both crucial and in many ways extremely sensitive. --Brian Urquhart, New York Review of Books
A fascinating and incisive analysis of American nationalism. --London Review of Books
Cogently argued...an important contribution to the discourse on national identity, the war on terror and the nature of political liberalism. --Publishers Weekly
America Right or Wrong shows a serious intellectual talent and ambition stretching its wings. In particular, Lieven takes on some of the big questions about American identity, ideology and exceptionalism in ways that yield surprising and provocative results.... At its admirable best America Right or Wrong asks important questions and makes readers review some of their own most cherished convictions. --Walter Russell Mead, Washington Post Book World
Some of the most trenchant and original criticism of the trajectory of U.S. foreign and military policy that has surfaced since the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March, 2003. --Inter Press Service
Skillfully unravels the origins of American nationalism and illuminates its failings and virtues. --Foreword Magazine
This fighting book digs beneath the trauma of 9-11 to uncover the cultural sources of popular support for a blindly aggressive and self-defeating foreign policy. Dazzling and inspiring. --Stephen Holmes, Professor of Politics and Law, New York University School of Law
A searching examination of the deep-seated sources of American behavior, Anatol Lieven's America Right orWrong takes on what others evade--the topics that, whether for good or ill, make us who we are and provide the engine of U. S. foreign policy. In pungent, muscular prose, Lieven makes a strong case that the neoconservatives have gotten far too much credit for the course of American policy since 9/11. His chapter on the mutually destructive course of U.S.-Israel relations is not only courageous but powerfully illuminating. --Andrew J. Bacevich, author of The New American Militarism
Anatol Lieven is one of today's most insightful observers of U.S. foreign policy. In this exceptional book he provides an analysis of the virtues and the dangers of American nationalism that is as provocative as it is perceptive. --Michael Lind, author of The Next American Nation
Anatol Lieven is one of the most thought provoking and insightful writers in Washington. This book is very much in the same tradition. --Senator Dick Clark, Director of The Congressional Program, The Aspen Institute
Lieven is relentlessly candid, and has produced a remarkably thought-provoking book.... Tightly written and extensively researched.... A valuable and also a troubling book on a subject that is both crucial and in many ways extremely sensitive. --Brian Urquhart, New York Review of Books
A fascinating and incisive analysis of American nationalism. --London Review of Books
Cogently argued...an important contribution to the discourse on national identity, the war on terror and the nature of political liberalism. --Publishers Weekly
America Right or Wrong shows a serious intellectual talent and ambition stretching its wings. In particular, Lieven takes on some of the big questions about American identity, ideology and exceptionalism in ways that yield surprising and provocative results.... At its admirable best America Right or Wrong asks important questions and makes readers review some of their own most cherished convictions. --Walter Russell Mead, Washington Post Book World
Some of the most trenchant and original criticism of the trajectory of U.S. foreign and military policy that has surfaced since the U.S. invasion of Iraq in March, 2003. --Inter Press Service
Skillfully unravels the origins of American nationalism and illuminates its failings and virtues. --Foreword Magazine
This fighting book digs beneath the trauma of 9-11 to uncover the cultural sources of popular support for a blindly aggressive and self-defeating foreign policy. Dazzling and inspiring. --Stephen Holmes, Professor of Politics and Law, New York University School of Law
A searching examination of the deep-seated sources of American behavior, Anatol Lieven's America Right or Wrong takes on what others evade--the topics that, whether for good or ill, make us who we are and provide the engine of U. S. foreign policy. In pungent, muscular prose, Lieven makes a strong case that the neoconservatives have gotten far too much credit for the course of American policy since 9/11. His chapter on the mutually destructive course of U.S.-Israel relations is not only courageous but powerfully illuminating. --Andrew J. Bacevich, author of The New American Militarism
Anatol Lieven is one of today's most insightful observers of U.S. foreign policy. In this exceptional book he provides an analysis of the virtues and the dangers of American nationalism that is as provocative as it is perceptive. --Michael Lind, author of The Next American Nation
Anatol Lieven is one of the most thought provoking and insightful writers in Washington. This book is very much in the same tradition. --Senator Dick Clark, Director of The Congressional Program, The Aspen Institute
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