9/11테러 이후 미국 국제주의 여론의 지속성과 변동에 관한 실증연구
American Public Opinion and Foreign Policy in the Post-9/11 Era
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By analyzing public opinion data provided by CCFR, this study intends to explore the continuity and change of American public opinion toward foreign affairs since the 9/11 terror. It is argued that American public opinion has showed a strong trend of internationalism since the beginning of the Cold War and its aftermath. The trend of internationalism has survived the end of the Cold War as well as 9/11 terror. The 9/11 terror had a great impact on American public opinion. More American people than those before 9/11 are inclined to support the Government’s measures of attack terrorists and their training camp. American peoples’ perception of terror, however, rose before the 9/11 terror. Since the demise of the Cold War, American people has regarded non-traditional threats such as terror, environment, and biological weapons as the main foreign policy aims. As well as the 9/11 terror, American people have concerned about other foreign policy issues. They have supported the limited US roles in the international stage. Obviously American people have supported US interventions into international events. However, they strongly opposed to US hegemony and its police role in the international affairs.
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