Weighing Bush's foreign policy

In: The Forum, Band 1

Abstract

Assesses foreign relations under President George W. Bush regionally and globally; argues that since the Sept. 11, 2001 terrorist attacks, Bush has aggravated problems with unilateralism, inconsistent policies, and rhetorical excess that creates anti-Americanism, and should rely less on US military power and more on strategic vision. Critical of Bush's policies everywhere except Russia and comparison with President George H. W. Bush.