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Consequences of the War on Terror
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June 2006
259 pages ISBN: 1586483595 Hardcover
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The legendary financier-and founder of the Open Society
Institute-offers crucial insight into the real meaning of
freedom, and how societies can best promote it After reflecting on his support of a losing Democrat for
president, George Soros steps back to revisit his views on
why George Bush's policies around the world fall short in
the arenas most important to Soros: democracy, human rights
and open society. As a survivor of the Holocaust and a
life-long proponent of free expression, Soros understands
the meaning of freedom. And yet his differences with George
Bush, another proponent of freedom, are profound. In this powerful essay Soros spells out his views and how
they differ from the president's. He reflects on why the
Democrats may have lost the high ground on these values
issues and how they might reclaim it. As he has in his
recent books, On Globalization and The Bubble of American
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