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Is military action justified against nations that support terrorism? / James Torr, book editor.

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San Diego, CA : Greenhaven Press, 2003.

Terrorism -- Government policy -- United States -- Public opinion.

War on Terrorism, 2001-2009 -- Public opinion.

National security -- United States -- Public opinion.

Public opinion -- United States.

0737718331 (pbk. : alk. paper)

0737718323 (lib. : alk. paper)

At issue (San Diego, Calif.)

108 p. ; 24 cm.

The terrorist attacks on America justify the use of military force against states that support terrorism / George W. Bush -- The terrorist attacks on America do not justify the use of military force against states that support terrorism / Larry Mosqueda -- The United States should go to war against nations that support terrorism / Angelo M. Codevilla -- The United States should not go to war against nations that support terrorism / Howard Zinn -- The United States must commit to an ongoing war against terrorism / Alan W. Dowd -- An unconstrained war against terrorism would be unethical and unconstitutional / William Norman Grigg -- A U.S. invasion of Iraq is justified / Frank J. Gaffney Jr. -- A U.S. invasion of Iraq is not justified / Stephen Zunes -- The United States should assassinate some leaders of rogue states and terrorist groups / Richard Lowry -- The United States should not assassinate leaders of rogue states and terrorist groups / Ward Thomas -- The United States should use military force to help foster democracy in the Middle East / Max Boot -- The United States should seek alternatives to military force in responding to terrorism / Craig Eisendrath -- The United States should not use military force to take control of vital resources in the Middle East / John M. Swomley.

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