Counting the Public In

Explore the intricate relationship between the American public and foreign policy in "Counting the Public In," authored by a distinguished scholar and published by Columbia University Press in 1999. This compelling study delves into whether the public shapes American foreign policy or if the government steers public opinion to align with its initiatives. With 368 pages of insightful analysis, the book reveals how each president's beliefs about the importance of public opinion significantly mediate its influence. This thought-provoking examination is essential for anyone interested in political science, public opinion, and the dynamics of governance in the United States. Discover how public sentiment and presidential perspectives intertwine in this engaging read.