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	Neo-conservative - SourceWatch
		The early leaders of the neoconservative movement were Irving Kristol (author of 1983 book Reflections of a Neoconservative) and Norman Podhoretz, both of whom have served as editors of Commentary Magazine, the flagship publication of the American Jewish Committee, a centrist American-Jewish organization.
		On its webpage Commentary boasts it is known "as the intellectual home of the neoconservative movement" which is "vitally engaged in the preservation and spread of democracy and Western values." [4]
		Important neoconservatives in American politics include Paul Dundes Wolfowitz, Richard Perle, David Wurmser, William Kristol (son of Irving Kristol), Elliott Abrams (son-in-law to Norman Podhoretz) and Douglas Jay Feith.
	www.sourcewatch.org /index.php?title=Neo-conservative (1393 words)

	History of Neoconservativism - dKosopedia
		The neoconservatives, often dubbed the neocons by supporters and critics alike, are credited with (or blamed for) influencing U.S. foreign policy, especially under the administrations of Ronald Reagan (1981-1989) and George W. Bush (2001-present).
		The original "neoconservative" theorists, such as Irving Kristol and Norman Podhoretz, were often associated with the magazine Commentary, and their intellectual evolution is quite evident in that magazine over the course of these years.
		During the 1990s, neoconservatives were once again in the opposition side of the foreign policy establishment, railing against the post-Cold War foreign policy of George H.W. Bush and Bill Clinton, which reduced military expenditures and was, in their view, insufficiently idealistic.
	www.dkosopedia.com /index.php/History_of_Neoconservativism (3810 words)

	The Neoconservative Vision: From the Cold War to the Culture Wars
		Neoconservatives like Norman Podhoretz, editor of the journal _Commentary_, later went on to argue that democracies inherently have difficulties standing up to totalitarian regimes, for these latter ideologies are able to penetrate into democracies and influence political debate.
		Neoconservatives joined the New Left in opposing the Vietnam War, but on the narrower grounds that the war, as defined by the Pentagon, was not winnable, and that the overall strategic interest of the United States in Southeast Asia was questionable.
		Neoconservatives respond that capitalism, having no values of its own, requires some form of moral background to sustain it, a moral background that is to be found in religion.
	teachpol.tcnj.edu /book_reviews/1997/Gerson_M._11_97.htm (2638 words)

	NPR : Francis Fukuyama on Neo-Cons, Foreign Policy
		Neoconservative intellectuals, in their years out of power before the 2000 election, had proposed a foreign policy agenda involving concepts like regime change, benevolent hegemony, unipolarity, preemption, and American exceptionalism that came to be hallmarks of the Bush administration's foreign policy.
		It also draws on a neoconservative principle that neoconservatives seemed to have forgotten in the lead-up to the Iraq war: namely, that ambitious social engineering is very difficult and ought always to be approached with care and humility.
		Neither realists nor neoconservatives have paid sufficient attention to the problem of development over the years, nor have they focused on parts of the world like Africa or Latin America where development is most problematic (except, of course, when countries in these regions become security threats).
	www.npr.org /templates/story/story.php?storyId=5239049 (2021 words)

	The Neoconservatives: An Endangered Species
		Neoconservatives have tended regrettably to become a little sect, distrusted and reproached by what we may call mainline conservatives, who now and again declare that many of the Neoconservatives are seeking chiefly place and preferment.
		Second, we are in debt to the Neoconservatives for their founding of several intelligent serious journals - somewhat narrow in their scope and their readership and in their circle of contributors, perhaps, but containing many valuable articles on public policy, education, and other major subjects of the day.
		In short, the Neoconservatives have exercised considerable intellectual influence (though not conspicuously in the Academy), and have taken a vigorous hand in the decisions of the national government, during an era when the conservative movement in this country needed reinforcement.
	www.heritage.org /Research/PoliticalPhilosophy/HL178.cfm (4112 words)

	Neoconservatism - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Neoconservatives respond by describing their shared view as a belief that national security is best attained by promoting freedom and democracy abroad through the support of pro-democracy movements, foreign aid and in certain cases military intervention.
		Neoconservatives also have a very strong belief in the ability of the United States to install democracy after a conflict - comparisons with denazification in Germany and installing a democratic government in Japan starting in 1945 are often made - and they have a principled belief in defending democracies against aggression.
		Neoconservative identification with the State of Israel's struggle against terrorism was furthered by the September 11 attacks, which served to create a perceived parallel between the United States and Israel as democratic nations under the threat of terrorist attack.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Neoconservatives (7470 words)

	Baghdad bombings - The Washington Times: Commentary (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		When it became obvious that the neoconservatives would succeed in turning the "war against terrorism" into war against the Muslim Middle East, I said that the consequences would be the return of the draft or U.S. use of nuclear weapons.
		For the neoconservatives, the advantage of a nuclear over a conventional attack is that the former solves the manpower problem and, by obliterating the target, conveniently rules out discovering the embarrassing fact of nonexistent WMD.
		Neoconservatives used lies and fabrications to deceive the American public and to launch an aggressive war.
	www.washtimes.com /commentary/20031029-084551-5486r.htm (754 words)

	The Social Affairs Unit - Publications List
		The domestic affairs of one sovereign state, maintain its advocates, are a matter of direct concern to other states, which are therefore justified in actively interfering.
		"Neoconservatives" argue that the global diffusion of democratic values is in the West's best interests; meanwhile, many among the liberal-left argue that the Western world has a responsibility to uphold human rights in other countries.
		This book calls for the introduction of neoconservative ideas into British politics, explaining why this is necessary and how it could be achieved.
	www.socialaffairsunit.org.uk /publist.php (5205 words)

	AlterNet: War on Iraq: The Neoconservative Wish List
		The list, which begins with the destruction of Falluja in Iraq and ends with the development of ''appropriate strategies'' for dealing with threats posed by China, Russia and ''the emergence of a number of aggressively anti-American regimes in Latin America,'' calls for ''regime change'' in Iran and North Korea.
		His article opens by trying to pre-empt an argument that is already being heard on the right against expanding Bush's ''war on terrorism;'' namely that, since a plurality of Bush voters identified ''moral values'' as their chief concern, the president should stick to his social conservative agenda rather than expand the war.
		They blame the neoconservatives for failing to anticipate the quagmire in Iraq and worry that their grander ambitions, such as those set forth by Gaffney, will bankrupt the treasury and break an already-overextended military.
	www.alternet.org /waroniraq/20482 (935 words)

	Is Iran Next? by Tom Barry
		Like the neoconservatives in the United States, Israeli hardliners believe that Israel's long-term security can best be ensured by a radical makeover of Middle East politics enforced by the superior military power of the United States and Israel.
		For his part, Ledeen told Newsweek that the espionage allegations against Franklin, his close friend, were "nonsensical:' Ledeen and other neoconservatives see the investigations as instigated by the State Department and the CIA to undermine the credibility of neoconservatives and to obstruct their Middle East restructuring agenda, particularly regime change in Iran.
		Moreover, neoconservatives and Israelis have long complained that Iran backs the Hezbollah militias in Lebanon and is fueling the Shiite rebels in Iraq.
	www.thirdworldtraveler.com /Central_Asia_watch/Is_Iran_Next.html (2588 words)

	Infinite Monkeys: Medved!
		She was fuming about Cheney's energy meetings and somehow started spewing a list of neoconservatives who had an unreasonable amount of influence on the administration.
		Probably the most powerful neo-conservative think tank and lobbying organization is the Project for the New American Century, about which I have spat bile quite recently on this weblog.
		Virtually everyone on the caller's "list" of neo-cons is a signatory on the PNAC's "Statement of Principles" - including the aforementioned Gary Bauer.
	blog.infinitemonkeysblog.com /archive/000638.html (346 words)

	Definition of List of people described as neoconservatives
		This is a list of prominent public figures frequently referred to as neoconservatives.
		Classifications of this sort are often disputed (see the neconservative page for a discussion of the terms' controversies), so any listing here should not be taken as definitive.
		The list of authors can be found here.
	www.wordiq.com /definition/List_of_people_described_as_neoconservatives (525 words)

	The Neoconservatives (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		Professor Lewis was responsible for forming the Neoconservative vision of Islam and Professor Huntington for propounding the idea that the USA should confront Islam and remould it to fit in with the Neoconservative agenda.
		Although many Neoconservatives profess to be inspired by the old Republican tradition of isolationism and described their foreign policy as "Wilsonian" after the isolationist tendencies of President Woodrow Wilson's Administration, their new cry is not for isolationism but for an American imperialism, a "New World Order".
		ALEC was founded in 1973 by the prominent Neoconservative Paul Weyrich, ALEC occupies prime office space in downtown Washington, operates on an annual budget of roughly $6 million, and employs a full-time staff of around thirty.
	www.eurolegal.org /neoconservatives.shtml (9564 words)

	HES: REVIEW -- Rovinsky on Gerson's _Neoconservative Vision_
		Neoconservatives have displayed a religious fervor in their defense
		in the neoconservative vision is far from clear in the text.
		is given to the author and the list.
	eh.net /lists/archives/hes/nov-1997/0089.php (2308 words)

	Point#3, Neoconservatives, Washington's War Party
		Neoconservatives are pro-bombing, pro-empire Washington policy wonks (almost never with a business or military background) who have filled the vacuum on the Right, where most Americans have little interest in foreign policy and know little about foreign nations.
		Neoconservatives are former liberals (which explains the 'neo' prefix) who advocate an aggressive unilateralist vision of U.S. global supremacy, which includes a close strategic alliance with Israel.
		The neoconservatives, or "neocons," have never amounted to more than a few dozen intellectuals and publicists, nearly all of whom seem to be newspaper columnists, magazine editors, and foundation officials.
	www.iraqwar.org /point3.htm (4896 words)

	Columbiana’s News Stories: Weeks September 23 - October 9, 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		If there is any country that is not on the list, it probably has been at some time during the last decade or could be added in the coming decade.
		Now there is a two-to-three month waiting list to be treated by the radiology machines, Jabhar said, because the number of patients is increasing.
		CDI expresses the common neoconservative position that constructive engagement with the Iranian government -- even with the democratic reformists -- is merely appeasement.
	www.columbiana.org /news_oct3-14b_2004.htm (11048 words)

	Reading List / Curriculum
		The intention of this reading list / curriculum is to provide a reference library of articles that can be used both by new users of NOSI to bring them up-to-date on a subject; and by long-time users of NOSI to help them quickly review a subject.
		In addition, taken in whole, this reading list may serve as a basic introduction to, and curriculum in, war studies that may be used to give context to current and future naval operations.
		First, a Viewing List: - BookTV on C-SPAN2 every weekend has at least one interesting interview with or reading by an author / historian related to their recent books related to geopolitics, world history, or military history.
	www.nosi.org /readinglist (4902 words)

	The Top Ten War Profiteers of 2004
		For example, Lockheed VP Bruce Jackson (who helped draft the Republican foreign policy platform in 2000) is a key player at the neo-conservative planning bastion known as the Project for a New American Century.
		Loral Space & Communications Chairman Bernard L. Schwartz is very tight with the neoconservative hawks in the Bush administration's foreign policy ranks, and is the principal funder of Blueprint, the newsletter of the Democratic Leadership Council.
		In the end, the profits from the war in Iraq didn't end up being as huge for the industry as expected, and certainly weren't enough to compensate for a sharp downturn in the commercial market.
	www.globalpolicy.org /security/issues/iraq/contract/2004/1231list.htm (1843 words)

	Is Iran Next? -- In These Times (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-27)
		The CDI includes members of key neoconservative policy institutes and think tanks, including Raymond Tanter of the Washington Institute for Near East Affairs (WINEA)—an off-shoot of AIPAC—and Frank Gaffney, president of CSP.
		Rob Sobhani, an Iranian-American, who like Ledeen and other neoconservatives is a friend of the Shah’s son Reza Pahlavi, is also a CDI member.
		CDI expresses the common neoconservative position that constructive engagement with the Iranian government—even with the democratic reformists—is merely appeasement.
	www.inthesetimes.com /site/main/article/1114 (3735 words)

	List of The Daily Show guests - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		This is a list of guests on The Daily Show as well as the project (book, album, film, etc.) they came to promote.
		Note that some guests appear without an explicit promotion despite being affiliated with a news agency, etc. The list is incomplete for earlier years; a notice has been placed to indicate beyond which point the list is complete.
		A separate list only of notable guests is also maintained.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_The_Daily_Show_guests (562 words)

	TO UNDERSTAND INSURGENCY IN IRAQ: READ SOMETHING OLD, SOMETHING NEW
		The brigade’s troops will be led in Iraq by an acclaimed writer whose own book appears on the “must read” lists of other uniformed leaders.
		Disaster in Vietnam, McMaster concludes, was caused “by uniquely human failures at the highest levels of the U.S. government,” according to the publisher.
		Vickers, now at the Center for Strategic and Budgetary Assessments in Washington, joins the 3ACR reading list in recommending Phebe Marr’s 1984 book, “Modern History of Iraq.” The second edition, issued last year in paperback, “places in historical perspective the multiple crises and upheavals that afflict contemporary Iraq,” according to the publisher.
	www.globalsecurity.org /military/library/report/2004/reading-list.htm (2590 words)

	AlterNet: War on Iraq: Is Iran Next?
		This covert operation is now the subject of an FBI espionage investigation and inquiries by the House Judiciary Committee and Select Senate Intelligence Committee – inquiries that have been postponed until after the election.
		The CDI includes members of key neoconservative policy institutes and think tanks, including Raymond Tanter of the Washington Institute for Near East Affairs (WINEA) – an off-shoot of AIPAC – and Frank Gaffney, president of CSP.
		CDI expresses the common neoconservative position that constructive engagement with the Iranian government – even with the democratic reformists – is merely appeasement.
	www.alternet.org /waroniraq/20046 (2752 words)

	Libby Out, Two New NeoCons In - And Why Saddam Was Deleted
		Over the years I have kept a special list of those Neo-conservatives who are out front and right in our faces, those in the back office and those stealthy planners who devise the covert ops of the neo-conservative agenda.
		Libby was also part of the trio of neoconservatives who pushed the phony intelligence in order to get the U.S. to go to war.
		That list is an extensive one and has names many would not suspect.
	www.rense.com /general68/lib.htm (3741 words)

	List of people described as neoconservatives - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
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	OUR HIJACKED FOREIGN POLICY... NEOCONSERVATIVES TAKE DC - BAGHDAD IS NEXT
		Seeman's indignant denial may seem disingenuous to intellectual historians of the Right, who have traced the neoconservatives' promiscuous odyssey from schismatic Trotkyism to the far-right wing of Social Democracy and then into the arms of the conservative establishment.
		The neocons may be all over the map on domestic policy, exhibiting none of the gut-level distrust of government power that defines the traditional American Right, but on the vital question of foreign policy they have been the most consistently belligerent faction in American politics.
		The whining that the neocons are being picked on by the "liberal media" and the "Left" is a joke coming from those busy compiling lists of "unpatriotic" college professors and others whose loyalty to America is being questioned on account of their opposition to the policy of perpetual war.
	www.etherzone.com /2002/raim040102.shtml (3504 words)

	The bipartisan war on the world
		If committing acts of terror or procuring weapons of mass destruction got a country on the U.S. hit list, Israel--which commits relentless violence against Palestinians, and which actually possesses nuclear weapons--would be public enemy number one.
		Like every other potential stop on the “war on terror,” Iraq made the list not because of actual links to terrorism, but for other reasons.
		In the aftermath of the September 11 attacks, the Bush administration seized the opportunity to put into effect the most hawkish foreign policy dreams of Washington’s “neoconservatives.” Using the threat of a more dangerous and unpredictable world, the Bush administration made notions of “pre-emptive strikes” and “regime change” widely accepted centerpieces of U.S. foreign policy.
	www.socialistworker.org /2004-2/516/516_06_BipartisanWar.shtml (1207 words)

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