Obama's foreign policy

Obama's foreign policy

Since Reagan, American presidents have been less successful at stopping the pendulum. According to national polls dating back to the 1950s, voters opposing the party that occupies the White House become more dissatisfied with American foreign policy than the president's own party. At what point...

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Veröffentlicht in:Policy review (Washington, D.C.) D.C.), 2010-04 (160), p.27
1. Verfasser: Nau, Henry R
Format: Artikel
Sprache:eng
Schlagworte:
American history
Bush, George W
Cold War
Defense
Democracy
Democratization
Diplomacy
Economic aspects
Exceptionalism
Foreign policy
Freedom
Human rights
International Relations
International relations-US
Laboratory Equipment
Leadership
Management
Management styles
Military aspects
Multilateralism
Obama, Barack
Presidents
Security, International
Unilateralism
War
World Views
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Zusammenfassung:Since Reagan, American presidents have been less successful at stopping the pendulum. According to national polls dating back to the 1950s, voters opposing the party that occupies the White House become more dissatisfied with American foreign policy than the president's own party. At what point will he refresh America's commitment to freedom as the foundation of security, an effective diplomacy backed by military leverage, a world market that accepts risks to achieve higher growth, and a style of leadership that is not subordinate to the slowest camel in the caravan?
ISSN:0146-5945
2169-6802