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Returning to a Sane Foreign Policy

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The next president of the USA will surely correct some of the Bush administration’s most egregious policy errors, particularly its gross insensitivity to the rest of the world’s opinions and its extreme bellicosity. To restore trust in American, and to strengthen national security, better diplomacy will be necessary. Strengthening a demoralized and nearly dysfunctional State Department by acknowledging the vital role foreign area experts must play will have to be a major part of the new administration’s policy.

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Chirot, D. Returning to a Sane Foreign Policy. Soc 45, 425–428 (2008). https://doi.org/10.1007/s12115-008-9131-3

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