United Nations

International Law and the Bush Doctrine

Stephen McGlinchey • Sep 9 2009 • Articles

The Bush doctrine took shape throughout the aftermath of the 9/11 attacks, developing in various speeches by the President and high ranking staff. This essay considers how the doctrine complimented, or challenged international law.

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