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Five Years After 9/11: Accomplishments and Continuing Challenges
Ideology and the Battle of Ideas
Five Years After 9/11: Accomplishments and Continuing Challenges
Ideology and the Battle of Ideas
Accomplishments
Elevated democracy promotion on U.S. foreign policy agenda
Organized State Department to strengthen public diplomacy
Created Millennium Challenge Corporation/increased foreign assistance funding
Launched “Transformational Diplomacy”
Continuing Challenges
Public diplomacy undermined by perceived U.S. unilateralism
U.S. moral authority/image eroded by Guantanamo, Abu Ghraib, etc.
Public diplomacy weakened by domestic security paranoia (visa frustrations, Dubai Ports, etc.)
Democracy and development assistance agendas viewed skeptically in many countries
Fortress mentality at embassies stifl es public access and outreach
Failure to create counternarrative to global radicalism
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