National Security Structure Development in Steven Hook and John Spanier's Book, American Foreign Policy Since WWII

The idea of ​​the difference between the state and other countries is "to express the motivation in the most noble way, while acting like the United States as other countries in continental expansion" (Hook and Spencer, p. 10) He explained the way of the empire adopted by the United States over the past few years. American exceptionism after World War II may also be related to George Kennan's belief that these types of publicity by politicians only create unrealistic expectations for American citizens Hmm.

Spanier, John, American foreign policy since the Second World War (12th edition), CQ Press, 1991. Professor Spencer of the University of Florida Gainsville opened up the history of the investigation through insight into the US foreign policy approach. This book contains a chronology of 12 pages and a bibliography of 11 pages. IM Destler (ed.), Beyond the Beltway: Contributors to the essay of US Congress / Norton, 1994 11, involving citizens in the US diplomy finally gave the citizens' participation in foreign policy decisions " We also agree that it will increase. " Yankelovich is a public opinion expert and business research company DYG, Inc. The president's destination is the director of the International Security Research Center of the University of Maryland.

Scholars and governments are interested in four questions about public opinion including foreign policy and national security policy. First of all, what is the indicator of poll? How do citizens who do not understand diplomacy and the world situation form an opinion on these issues? Second, to what extent is public opinion reasonable? Is it stable? Do you agree with each other? Does that opinion reasonably reflect the flow of events in the world? Third, what factors will affect the formation of citizen opinion? Specifically, what is the impact of basic attitudes towards war, military strength, partisanism, ideology, and gender? Finally, the determinants of civil rights are universal, especially with respect to important issues of war and peace. Is the result of the global comparison the same as the context of the US or Europe?