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Owen Harries

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Morality and Foreign Policy

Owen Harries · November 19, 2004 · OP94

Owen Harries explores the intellectual heritage of two opposing positions on morality in foreign policy; the hands-off realist school and …
Understanding America

Owen Harries · April 4, 2002 · OP80

Our most urgent need is to understand America – both in terms of what it is and its impact on …

The failure of the Bush Doctrine
Owen Harries · October 28, 2005

The notion that democratic values could be imposed by force was doomed from the outset The Bush Doctrine was the …
The parochialism of the present
Owen Harries · September 16, 2005 · The Australian Financial Review

In that brief and poignant interlude between the collapse of the Soviet empire and the fall of Woody Allen, the …
Iraq adventure is rich in dangerous precedents
Owen Harries · February 21, 2005 · The Sydney Morning Herald

To a remarkable degree, the debate over Iraq has been conducted in moral terms. President Bush has justified his policies …
Iraq is the failure the US had to have
Owen Harries · January 7, 2005 · The Sydney Morning Herald

As every schoolboy knows (just kidding), there is a useful term for a successful military engagement that is so costly …
We must dance with the devil
Owen Harries · October 29, 2002

IN the wake of the Bali bombing, it is imperative that we think clearly and, if necessary, coldly, about what …
Turning on axis distorts aim: The US should exercise restraint and prudence in its mission against the evils of terrorism
Owen Harries · April 4, 2002

As far as American foreign policy is concerned, there have been, and still are, two very different traditions existing alongside …
Be a realist, not a lap dog: A cooling off period will improve ties with indonesia
Owen Harries · March 4, 2002

Ours is an age that believes in action. Faced with a problem, virtually any problem, the demand is that someone—and …
Guts to say no before it’s too late
Owen Harries · September 28, 2001

Why such a panic about a mere 430 boat people? Given the scale of the problem, was it not absurd …
Time to reconsider our US ties
Owen Harries · September 10, 2001

You win one, you lose one. Immediately after coming out of the Tampa affair well ahead politically, John Howard found …

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