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... regime a legitimate candidate for forcible transformation . Still , the primary cause of the intervention is to stop the killing ; regime change follows from that purpose . An authori- tarian regime that is capable of mass murder but ...
... regime a legitimate candidate for forcible transformation . Still , the primary cause of the intervention is to stop the killing ; regime change follows from that purpose . An authori- tarian regime that is capable of mass murder but ...
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... regime , and these constraints were predicated on a fairly grim view of the regime . Still , what we might think of as the constitutional char- acter of the Iraqi state — whether it was auto- cratic or democratic , secular or religious ...
... regime , and these constraints were predicated on a fairly grim view of the regime . Still , what we might think of as the constitutional char- acter of the Iraqi state — whether it was auto- cratic or democratic , secular or religious ...
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... regime that has acted aggressively or murderously in the past and gives us reason to think that it might do so again . In such cases , we aim at containment but hope for regime change . And we can le- gitimately design the containment ...
... regime that has acted aggressively or murderously in the past and gives us reason to think that it might do so again . In such cases , we aim at containment but hope for regime change . And we can le- gitimately design the containment ...
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