Smart drugs and targeted governance'Smart bombs' were introduced with much fanfare by the US military dur-ing the first Gulf War to allay fears about the political consequences of repeating Vietnam-style'carpet bombing'. The bombs dropped by the US Air Force, CNN told the world, were so smart that they could find and

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