When America Fights

Examining the complexities of U.S. military involvement in the post-Cold War era, the book delves into peacekeeping operations and the implications for national interests. Using the Kosovo deployment as a focal point, it analyzes past interventions in Bosnia, Somalia, Haiti, and Iraq to draw conclusions about future military strategies. The author explores emerging threats like paramilitary activities and terrorism, while proposing policy directions and highlighting the challenges of diverse objectives, making it a thought-provoking resource for discussion and debate.