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He struggles to account for the terrible consequences when he hitched his liberal interventionism to Bush's crude neo-conservatism.

For he not only hijacked the arguments of liberal interventionism to justify invading Iraq; he then went on personally to embrace Gaddafi, the Saddam of north Africa.

But as the Iraq war has become discredited, so it is even more important for the supporters of "liberal interventionism" to promote the line that Kosovo was in some way a success.

But in The New Statesman, John Gray looks at influential ideas that faltered across the decade now ending — from neoconservatism to liberal interventionism to the neoliberal "Washington consensus" about debt-fueled free markets.

It's more likely that the Republicans lambasting Rice (some neocons much prefer her interventionism to John Kerry's brand of diplomacy) see torpedoing her as an antidote to their recent routing, a chance to convey that they still have juice against a president who has the whip hand in fiscal cliff negotiations.

But in recent weeks the court has taken interventionism to a new level, inserting itself as the third player in a bruising confrontation between military and civilian leaders at a time when Pakistan — and the United States — urgently needs stability in Islamabad to face a dizzying array of threats.

They accused Trump of holding an amorphous worldview -- switching from isolationism to interventionism, and refusing to acknowledge his past support for the 2003 U.S.-led invasion of Iraq and the 2011 intervention in Libya.

Given the fact that overseas interventionism leads to blowback terrorism, which then often leads to the constriction of American civil liberties (what the abstract term "freedom" really means), maybe not so much.

Maybe the Bush foreign-policy adventures had so discredited foreign interventionism that to attack Trump as an isolationist was futile.

With Syrian forces reported to be moving on areas around Syria's second city, Aleppo, the cause of so-called liberal interventionism appears to be receiving a boost.

LONDON — It will be two decades next year since the outbreak of the Bosnian war — and since the debate on interventionism began to rage, becoming one of the most acrimonious moral questions of our times.