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3. Related to this observation, Maja Zehfuss has argued that “what is, or indeed what was, isn’t actually the point. The point is what is done, to be doing something. The actionism of the high-tech war effort nicely covers up the fact that we are at a complete loss as to how to respond to ‘the events of September 11.’ “ See Maja Zehfuss, “Forget September 11th,” Third World Quarterly, 24:3 (2003): 522.
4. For example see Michael Hirsh, “Bush and the World,” Foreign Affairs, 81:5 (2002): 18
5. Michael Howard, “What’s in a Name?: How to Fight Terrorism,” Foreign Affairs, 81:1 (2002): 8
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