Political Crime and the Memory of Loss

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The book explores the concepts of accountability and "regime change" in the context of the American occupation of Iraq, analyzing how these ideas shape democratic authority in Europe and North America. Borneman delves into the mechanisms that underpin governance and the implications of these political dynamics on both sides of the Atlantic. Through this examination, the author provides insights into the complexities of modern democracy and the challenges faced in establishing effective governance.