Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline A Debate
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New York, N.Y. : Infobase, [2014], c2010.
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Barack Obama came to office promising a change in tone from the foreign policy of George W. Bush, and greater engagement with adversaries. In this 2010 debate, panelists consider the early manifestations of that policy, and the likely results. Supporters say Obama moved toward prudence and realism, and that his personal global appeal has value to America. Opponents say he demonstrates weakness against adversaries like Iran and Russia, making allies feel insecure, and that he overvalues rhetoric as a foreign policy tool. Obama's caution, his deliberateness, and his willingness to at least try to negotiate with even our bitterest enemies won him the Nobel Peace Prize less than a year after taking office. But is love and understanding enough to lead? Might our adversaries see the president's coolness as uncertainty and his deliberativeness as weakness? Does Obama's foreign policy spell America's decline?
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(20142010). Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline: A Debate . Infobase.
Chicago / Turabian - Author Date Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)20142010. Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline: A Debate. Infobase.
Chicago / Turabian - Humanities (Notes and Bibliography) Citation, 17th Edition (style guide)Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline: A Debate Infobase, 20142010.
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505 | 0 | |a Introduction: Intelligence Squared U.S. (4:54) -- For the Motion: Dan Senor (7:53) -- Against the Motion: Wesley Clark (7:48) -- For the Motion: Mortimer Zuckerman (8:13) -- Against the Motion: Bernard-Henri Levy (7:42) -- QA: Does the World Respect Obama? (14:11) -- QA: Has American Decline Begun? (7:57) -- QA: Obama in China (5:24) -- QA: Missile Defense in Eastern Europe (2:19) -- QA: Obama's Support for European Central Bank Bailout (2:00) -- QA: Women's Rights in Afghanistan (4:53) -- QA: Why Do You No Longer Support Obama? (9:46) -- QA: Why Does Obama Ignore Public Opinion on Israel? (2:35) -- QA: Can You Prove Obama is Weak on Iran? (0:53) -- QA: Would U.S. Support for Iranian Rebels Have Caused Bloodshed? (3:48) -- QA: Deadline for Withdrawal from Afghanistan (2:38) -- Against the Motion: Wesley Clark (2:43) -- For the Motion: Dan Senor (2:23) -- Against the Motion: Bernard-Henri Levy (2:19) -- For the Motion: Mortimer Zuckerman (1:19) -- Additional Resources: Intelligence Squared U.S. (2:47) -- Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline: Vote Results (0:33) -- Credits: Obama's Foreign Policy Spells America's Decline: A Debate (0:10) | |
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