VIEWPOINT: 2 of 2 Ethics of U.S. Intervention in Middle East
149 views · Published 3 July 2014 · 13:52 · Indexed 23 October 2026
Channel: South Florida PBS · 2014 · Education
Two concerns have ranked high for both the Bush and Obama administrations -- humanitarian intervention and terrorism. As the United States remains deeply engaged in the security affairs of East Asia and the Middle East, can military intervention against terrorism, and in the cause of humanitarian relief, be ethically justified? Or should the U.S. isolate itself, nullifying its alliances with its international security partners? Guests: Daniel Alvarez, M.A., M.T.S., Florida International University Thomas A. Breslin, Ph.D., Florida International University Michael Lenaghan, Ed.D., Miami Dade College Robert Rabil, Ph.D., Florida Atlantic University
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