Name: The Ties That Blind: How the U. S. -Saudi Alliance Damages Liberty and Security (en Inglés)
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Author: Ted Galen Carpenter; Malou Innocent
ISBN: 9781948647410

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The Ties That Blind: How the U. S. -Saudi Alliance Damages Liberty and Security (en Inglés)

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Cato Institute

Autor

Ted Galen Carpenter; Malou Innocent

Año

2018

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

118

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Tapa Dura

ISBN13

9781948647410

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The Ties That Blind: How the U. S. -Saudi Alliance Damages Liberty and Security (en Inglés)

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The murder of Saudi journalist Jamal Khashoggi has cast a deep shadow over Washington’s relationship with Saudi Arabia. The ever-changing story about how Khashoggi died undermines the Saudi government’s already weak credibility and is illustrative of its extensive record of humans-rights abuses and outright war crimes. Washington’s solicitous, even enabling, posture toward Saudi Arabia cannot disguise the fact that the Kingdom has never been a reliable U.S. ally. Unfortunately, U.S. leaders are far too willing to make moral compromises when security threats are modest. Abandoning essential moral standards and values for the defense of lesser interests is never justified. Yet that is precisely what that U.S. has done with Saudi Arabia for decades.First published as a key section Perilous Partners, which Ted Galen Carpenter co-authored several years ago, The Ties That Blind documents the many instances in which U.S. and Saudi interests diverged. Combined with the recent cases covered in the new material Carpenter has added to this book, the case for terminating the toxic U.S.–Saudi alliance, indefensible on both strategic and moral grounds, becomes more clear and urgent than ever before.