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‘Uninterested in Democracy’: Why Venezuela Is Unlike Other U.S. Interventions

“不关心民主”:委内瑞拉为何不同于其他美国干预事件

"The Venezuela operation makes me very nervous. I'm worried about the competence of a lot of the officials involved"

"The Venezuela operation makes me very nervous. I'm worried about the competence of a lot of the officials involved"

2026-01-10  1719  困难
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The professor's studies of war and its political price are must-read volumes for those looking to understand how force and governance are often at odds. As Washington tries to make sense of President Donald Trump’s unprecedented push into Venezuela, his capture of Venezuelan President Nicholás Maduro, and his constant chatter about the oil resources of that South American country, I checked in with Tierney—whose books include and The Right Way to Lose a War and How We Fight: Crusades, Quagmires, and the American Way of War—to get a sense of how this moment fits into the larger context of U.S. history and the global consequences for what comes after the initial drive.

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