Leading the new November issue of the American Journal of Sociology is my article on the influence of a small group of Iraqi exiles in making regime change in Iraq the official foreign policy of the US. The Iraqi case yields insights into this particularly fraught historical moment in which the destructiveness of war and the lobbying for US foreign policy interventions have reemerged as among the most pressing issues of our times.

@RogueWPA His hotness will save him Gabe. I like his 11th grade good reads list

@dbessner Don’t listen next to sleeping child!

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@dbessner @dbessner what’s this piece people are talking about? I can’t find it

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@rohadvani @ProfNoahGian He wants you to know that he’s better than you Rohan. He has a visiting position at Harvard after all.

@BiffPM @MonicaLMarks lol. dude didn’t read the end of the book apparently.

@emanabdelhadi They have billboards in my neighborhood in LA. Why’d they pick the ugliest shade of pink?

@timgill924 Someone actually wrote that…

@StefanTimmerma6 Thank you Stefan!

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