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Most Americans Believe Majorities in Egypt, Libya, Did Not Support Attacks Most Americans See Afghan War as Not Reducing Threat of Terrorism Americans, Britons and the French Support Multilateral Action on Syria But Don't Want to Send Troops Polls Show Support for Tougher Sanctions against Iran, But not for Military Force Majorities in Both Red and Blue Districts Favor Deep Cuts in Defense Spending Views of Europe Slide Sharply in Global Poll, While Views of China Improve Majority of Americans Willing to Make Defense Cuts American Public Favors Safe Havens in Syria America's new modesty in the Mideast (The Daily Star) BBC poll: Rest of world favours Obama (BBC News) French push for Syrian provisional government: premature? (Christian Science Monitor) On Defense Cuts, Both Parties Are Far Out of Step With Voters (The Atlantic) Defense Spending Cuts Popular With Voters: Poll (Huffington Post) U.S. public wants bigger defense cuts than lawmakers-survey (Reuters) |
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New Book by Steven KullFeeling Betrayed: The Roots of Muslim Anger at America ![]() Steven Kull, a political psychologist and acknowledged authority on international public opinion, has sought to understand more deeply how Muslims see America. How widespread is hostility toward the United States in the Muslim world? And what are its roots? How much support is there for radical groups that attack Americans, and why? For more information and to purchase, click here WPO MediaC-SPAN July 16, 2012 event featuring Steven Kull (director, Program for Public Consultation), Matt Leatherman (analyst, Stimson Center), and R. Jeffrey Smith (managing editor for national security, Center for Public Integrity) on Defense Spending and Public Opinion broadcast on C-SPAN |