Foreign policy experts in U.S. and Europe differ over democracy, trust in government; publics largely see eye-to-eye

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April 12, 2018

U.S. foreign policy experts are more pessimistic about democracy than their European counterparts

Foreign policy experts in U.S. and Europe differ over democracy, trust in government; publics largely see eye-to-eye

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Foreign policy experts in U.S. and Europe differ over democracy, trust in government; publics largely see eye-to-eye

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