Marcus Raskin directs the Institute for Policy Studies project on “Paths for the 21st Century”. He was a member of the special staff of the National Security Council in President Kennedy’s administration. Among his publications is Visions and Revisions – reflections on culture and democracy at the end of the century (Olive Branch, 1998).

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American leaders invaded Iraq high on national vainglory and moral absolutism, says Marcus Raskin of the Institute for Policy Studies. United States forces there will never gain legitimacy. They should leave as soon as possible and allow Iraqis to find what America itself needs: a new relationship with the world.