The War on Terrorism

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This paper uses a psychohistorical approach to explain Bush's ideological view of the War on Terrorism post-2001, as it pertains to Afghanistan. It mentions the propaganda war that complies with Bush's view of religion, ideology and politics.

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"This paper discusses the American `War on Terrorism' (WOT) in Afghanistan in developments, at several levels. One sees that individuals can shape foreign policy developments, in conjunction with state interests and also, systemic patterns, towards complex events that, nonetheless, pertain to what is individual. One also sees the tremendous imprint of culture on how events develop, are presented to voters, and how unexpected twists occur when assuming Americans venture into culture zones of which they have no familiarity, but expecting similarity. This may be particularly important when a society valuing an honour system is forced to contend with a pecuniary, materially advanced society presuming what the former will accept. "

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