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A passionate analysis of the justifications for going to war in the name of democracy. Berman, one of the leading essayists and intellectual historians of the New Left, asks the crucial question of Western democracies today: was the violence-tinged radicalism in American and Europe in 1968 a force for social good or for social ill? Berman, who began his career writing for the "Villag
A passionate analysis of the justifications for going to war in the name of democracy. Berman, one of the leading essayists and intellectual historians of the New Left, asks the crucial question of Western democracies today: was the violence-tinged radicalism in American and Europe in 1968 a force for social good or for social ill? Berman, who began his career writing for the "Villag