Are Americans Becoming More Peaceful?

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The book explores the shifting attitudes of Americans towards militarism in the wake of significant events such as the Abu Ghraib scandal, the Valerie Plame incident, and the deaths of over 2,000 U.S. soldiers. It examines whether these developments are leading to a more peaceful mindset among the populace, despite the initial support for the war in Iraq following the 2004 elections. Through analysis of public sentiment in 2005, the author investigates the potential for a transformation in American views on military engagement.