DEVELOPMENT OF THE US FOREIGN POLICY UNDER OBAMA'S FIRST ADMINISTRATION: MAIN IMPACT FACTORS
К. О. Чумак
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К. О. Чумак
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Primary aim of the article is to indicate the role of subjective and objective aspects within the foreign policy-making of the US. Special emphasis is made upon overcoming of the negative image of the US, acquired during the George W. Bush presidency, as well as upon president Obama’s attempts to implement reforms, designed to support the US foreign policy renewal.
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Primary aim of the article is to indicate the role of subjective and objective aspects within the foreign policy-making of the US. Special emphasis is made upon overcoming of the negative image of the US, acquired during the George W. Bush presidency, as well as upon president Obama’s attempts to implement reforms, designed to support the US foreign policy renewal.
Key concepts: Administration (probate law), Foreign policy, Political science, Politics, Law