All the World's a Stage.
The Pew Global Attitudes Project, which has tracked the image of the U.S. throughout the world over the last several years, reveals that this image in much of the Muslim world is dismal. Iraq, the war on terrorism, support for Israel, and other central aspects of U.S. foreign policy continue to cre...
| Publicado en: | National Interest no. 95; pp. 56 - 63 |
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Center for the National Interest
May/June 2008
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