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War, Politics and Business: A Critique of the Global War on Terror is a multi-dimensional study of Bush’s effort to combat terrorism at a global level. It explores the underlying reasons for America’s invasion of Afghanistan and Iraq, arguing that no matter what reasons were publicly stated, the desire for Middle Eastern oil was a major reason for the invasions. The book equally reviews America’s “war on terror” in Africa—its variants, its historical foundations and functional perspectives. It argues that it is just another quest for the occupation and militarization of strategic natural resources, like oil fields. Observing that the “war on terror” has permeated almost all aspects of life in post-9/11 America, the book suggests that terrorism has become a tool for political manipulation.
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- PublisherPublishamerica Inc
- Publication date2007
- ISBN 10 1424190576
- ISBN 13 9781424190577
- BindingPaperback
- Number of pages144
- EditorAsongu J. J.
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