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The Future of U.S. Foreign Policy

published by
Minnesota Public Radio
 on January 25, 2008

Source: Minnesota Public Radio


Carnegie President Jessica T. Mathews appeared on Minnesota Public Radio to discuss the state of U.S. foreign policy and provided recommendations on how the next president can improve credibility in the world. Mathews argued that the most pressing foreign policy issues—nuclear nonproliferation and global warming—require multilateral cooperation and U.S. commitment to international agreements. "We have to show that we are willing to live by a set of international rules, if we want anyone else to live by them also."

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