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...Karl E. Meyer B ##K S Karl E. Meyer is editor of World Policy Journal. The Quicksands of Realism K arl E. Meyer E. H. Carr: A Critical Appraisal Michael Cox, ed. Basingstoke, Hampshire, U.K.: Palgrave, 1999 Hans J. Morgenthau...

... in this country . These newly wealthy can be found in their fabulous villas in the heart of the chicest neighborhoods of Casablanca. Their preferred club is the Carré Rouge, a cabaret and casino, which in turn is the heart of the nayda , or “the revival” in Moroccan Arabic, the musical movement that has...

... in 30 to 40 countries, so that even a successful strike at their presumed leader would leave an embittered remnant thirsting to die for the cause. So what can be done? In a prophetic article in this journal, “Terrorism as Warfare: The Lessons of Military History,” Caleb Carr maintained five...

... the wholesale slaughter of ethnic minorities. We owe this insight to an article in the September Atlantic Monthly by Samantha Power, executive director the Carr Center for Human Rights Policy at Harvard’s John F. Kennedy School of Government. Ms. Power tried to discover why the United States became...

... of justi­ do as little as possible about the genocidal fications for invading Iraq, and only as­ murder of Bosnian Muslims in former Yu­ sumed more importance after America’s em­ goslavia. Power, currently director of the barrassing failure to find the weapons of Carr Center for Human Rights Policy...

... of the international media and human rights organizations. In a letter to The New York Times last year, drafted with the assistance of the Carr Center at Harvard, Noam Chomsky urged Chávez to show compassion for Afiuni and free her. The judge had undergone an abdominal hysterectomy at a cancer hospital in Caracas...

... lieved stability was more likely if the bal­ History, p. 129. ance was underpinned by a moral consensus. 4. See James Chace and Caleb Carr, America In­ Such shared values, however, seem un­ vulnerable: The Quest for Absolute Security from 1812 to likely so long as the United States...

... affairs as terrain for both ambivalent and selective. But there ideological warfare. In an inversion of the is a difference between an ambivalence old adage, Sarah Sewall, program director at grounded in a realistic assessment of trade­ the Carr Center for Human Rights at Har­ offs and one based...