In the Fall of 2002, the Analytic Network Process had shown a better way to deal with Iraq

In the Fall of 2002, the Analytic Network Process had shown a better way to deal with Iraq

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Article ID: iaor20083245
Country: Netherlands
Volume: 46
Issue: 7/8
Start Page Number: 1130
End Page Number: 1143
Publication Date: Sep 2007
Journal: Mathematical and Computer Modelling
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Keywords: world affairs
Abstract:

In 2003, the United States launched a pre-emptive strike against Iraq which was largely defended by the Bush Administration as an act to protect national security. In the months leading up to the attack, however, the US was still in the decision-making process – should we work with the UN on enforcing sanctions? go in only with Allied support? launch a pre-emptive strike with mainly US forces? During this time, the Analytic Network Process was used to determine the best course of action. Working with the UN to ensure weapons inspections was found to be the best choice; the model showed that other alternatives, such as a pre-emptive attack on Iraq or attacking Iraq with Allied help would increase the possibility of such risks as increased oil prices, increased terrorism, decreased domestic support for the war, and high economic costs of sustaining the war itself.

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