Uncover a new perspective on the Iraq War with ‘Explaining the Iraq War: Counterfactual Theory, Logic and Evidence’ by Frank P. Harvey. This compelling book challenges the widely accepted narrative of the 2003 invasion, arguing that conventional explanations lack logical foundation and historical evidence. Harvey meticulously reconstructs the events and strategies that led the US-UK coalition to war, employing a rigorous analysis of factual and counterfactual evidence. By integrating causal mechanisms across multiple analytical levels, the book reveals path dependence and momentum as more powerful drivers of the decision-making process. Discover a deeper, evidence-based understanding of this pivotal historical event. Perfect for history enthusiasts and students seeking a critical examination of the Iraq War.