Arguing the world: Bernard-Henri Levy and Anatol Lieven spar on Iraq, Iran, Bush, the neoconservatives, the Cold War, Hamas, Napoleon, Robespierre ...(DEBATE)
American Prospect, The, April, 2006 by Levy, Bernard-Henri; Lieven, Anatol
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> JUST BEFORE THE HOLIDAYS, BERNARD-HENRI LEVY, FRANCE'S MOST influential intellectual, contacted the Prospect offering to write an essay on the future of neoconservatism. Aware that his views on the matter were not wholly consonant with ours, he also suggested that he'd be open to a "spirited dialogue" on such questions as: Have the neoconservatives accomplished anything positive? Have they advanced any notions from which liberalism and the left could learn? What of the effort to spread global democracy? What's the legacy of the Iraq War? How to deal, in the war's ...
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