American Public Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy Hearing Before the Committee O
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So I just would be interested in your reaction to that.
VIEWS UNDERLYENG PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONALISM I would like to ask Mr. Yankelovich, when you say there is a con- sensus for internationalism, all three of us on the panel agree; but then your statement premises it all on the assertion that its good for the economy. I wonder if there is really such a consensus, be- cause if the tension point is domestic versus foreign, the reason for it is because they believe domestic means "good for... the economy. " Any foreign policy that is fundamentally premised on what is good for the economy, what produces jobs for Americans is not what I consider a fundamental understanding of America's role in the world. It is obviously a critical element of our foreign policy and a critical element of our economy. I think our economic relation- ships could die if we isolated ourselves from the world. That is part of why I supported some of these things like NAFTA, GATT, and other issues.
But there is something deeper in terms of both America's na- tional security interests and something about American values and commitment to pluralism, democracy, I think, which if the Amer- ican people are not accepting as the premise for their international involvement, then I am not sure they are really internationalists or that there is the consensus for internationalism that you assert.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
So I just would be interested in your reaction to that.
VIEWS UNDERLYENG PUBLIC SUPPORT FOR INTERNATIONALISM I would like to ask Mr. Yankelovich, when you say there is a con- sensus for internationalism, all three of us on the panel agree; but then your statement premises it all on the assertion that its good for the economy. I wonder if there is really such a consensus, be- cause if the tension point is domestic versus foreign, the reason for it is because they believe domestic means "good for... the economy. " Any foreign policy that is fundamentally premised on what is good for the economy, what produces jobs for Americans is not what I consider a fundamental understanding of America's role in the world. It is obviously a critical element of our foreign policy and a critical element of our economy. I think our economic relation- ships could die if we isolated ourselves from the world. That is part of why I supported some of these things like NAFTA, GATT, and other issues.
But there is something deeper in terms of both America's na- tional security interests and something about American values and commitment to pluralism, democracy, I think, which if the Amer- ican people are not accepting as the premise for their international involvement, then I am not sure they are really internationalists or that there is the consensus for internationalism that you assert.
What to read after American Public Attitudes Toward Foreign Policy Hearing Before the Committee O?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by United States Congress House Committee On Forei to read onlineMoreLess
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