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Ryan, David: Introduction. - S. 1-3 Osgood, Kenneth: Eisenhower and regime change in Iraq: the United States and the Iraqi revolution of 1958. - S. 4-35 Kiely, Patrick: Through distorted lenses: Iraq and balance of power politics 1969-1979. - S. 36-54 Ryan, David: From the "tilt" to the unintended "transformation": the United States and Iraq, 1975-1992. - S. 55-75 Young, Marilyn B.: Lost in the desert: Lawrence and the theory and practice of counterinsurgency. - S. 76-91 Dodge, Toby: Grand ambitions and far-reaching failures: the United States in Iraq. - S. 92-102 Morrissey, John: The geoeconomic pivot of the global war on terror: US Central Command and the war in Iraq. - S. 103-122 McAlister, Melani: What would Jesus do? Evangelicals, the Iraq War, and the struggle for position. - S. 123-153 Lucas, Scott; Ryan, Maria: Against everyone and no-one: the failure of the unipolar in Iraq and beyond. - S. 154-180 McCrisken, Trevor B.: George W. Bush, American exceptionalism and the Iraq War. - S. 181-199 Fraser, Cary: The Middle East and the Persian Gulf as the gateway to imperial crisis: the Bush administration in Iraq. - S. 200-216 Roper, Jon: The Imperial Presidency Redux: presidential power and the war in Iraq. - S. 217-237 Denselow, James: Securing the state: the US and post-war Iraqi border security dynamics. - S. 238-351