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From Vietnam to Iraq: Generations Disagree About the Use of Military Force

By Nicole Speulda

In the generation gap over U.S. military interventions, it is older Americans, not young people, who typically show the greatest wariness about using military force. (more)

Changing Minds in the 2004 Election? A Report On Gallup’s Postelection Panel Survey

By Jeffrey M. Jones and Joseph Carroll

A postelection panel survey offers valuable insights into the behavior of American voters. (more)

Four Tiers for America: A Scale of Foreign Attitudes Toward the United States and U.S. Foreign Policies

By Alvin Richman

A four-point scale allows the economical and consistent sorting of foreign publics in terms of their views of U.S. society and foreign policies. (more)