Degrees of Not Knowing
Rory Stewart: Does anyone know how to govern Iraq?, 31 March 2005
What We Owe Iraq: War and the Ethics of Nation Building
by Noah Feldman.
Princeton, 154 pp., £12.95, November 2004,0 691 12179 6 Show More
by Noah Feldman.
Princeton, 154 pp., £12.95, November 2004,
Blinded by the Sunlight: Surviving Abu Ghraib and Saddam’s Iraq
by Matthew McAllester.
Harper Perennial, 304 pp., $13.95, February 2005,0 06 058820 9 Show More
by Matthew McAllester.
Harper Perennial, 304 pp., $13.95, February 2005,
The Fall of Baghdad
by Jon Lee Anderson.
Little, Brown, 389 pp., £20, February 2005,0 316 72990 6 Show More
by Jon Lee Anderson.
Little, Brown, 389 pp., £20, February 2005,
The Freedom: Shadows and Hallucinations in Occupied Iraq
by Christian Parenti.
New Press, 211 pp., £12.99, December 2004,1 56584 948 5 Show More
by Christian Parenti.
New Press, 211 pp., £12.99, December 2004,
“... surrounds it. Probably the most sophisticated account of what the Coalition thinks it is doing is Noah Feldman’s What We Owe Iraq. Since billions of dollars are being spent with little clear idea of what we are trying to achieve, Feldman’s project is important. He speaks fluent Arabic, knows his history, and was in ... ”
