Emerges

What emerges is a picture of remarkable – though incomplete – consensus on the critical foreign-policy issues of our time. Across the ideological spectrum, international relations’ scholars agree far more on current policy and future threats than they disagree. This consensus is particularly striking on the war in Iraq: 89% of scholars believe that the war will ultimately decrease US security. 87% consider the conflict unjust, and 85% are pessimistic about the chances of achieving a stable democracy in Iraq in the next 10-15 years. Nearly all those who responded – 96% – view the US as less respected today than in the past; a sentiment, no doubt, heavily influenced by the current war. Unsurprisingly then, professors give the US President George W. Bush very low marks for his foreign-policy acumen. A scant 1% ranked George W. Bush among the most effective foreign- policy presidents of the past century.

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