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Soldiering on: U.S. public opinion on the use of force.

By Kelleher, Catherine M.
Publication: Brookings Review
Date: Tuesday, March 22 1994

Public attitude towards the role of the US in the international community has changed with the end of the Cold War. Where once the use of US military force was deemed inevitable, current public opinion sees force as the extreme solution to conflict and only as a means to provide humanitarian aid and provide assistance to allies under aggressive attack. Americans are more willing to support US military assistance when part of a multilateral effort.

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