A 'progressive realist' US foreign policy begins with modesty
By Joseph S. Nye
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Tuesday, August 29, 2006
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Polls in the United States show low public approval for President George W. Bush's handling of foreign policy, but little agreement on what should take its place. The unbridled ambitions of the neoconservatives and assertive nationalists in Bush's first administration produced a foreign policy that was like a car with no brakes. It was bound to go off the road.
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