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Will the second Bush administration be less bellicose, more multilateral? That's what some of the president's critics are suggesting, after his much-publicized visit to Europe. Joseph S. Nye, author of Soft Power, thought he saw in Bush a new convert who had belatedly, but wisely, forsaken flawed concepts such as unilateralism and preemption and adopted instead the tenets of Nye's own volume. "The most striking thing at this point in Bush's second term," Nye recently intoned, "is his belated discovery of the importance of diplomacy and soft power."
Clinton NSC veteran Nancy Soderberg recently expressed worry that Bush's policies--often the opposite of those of ...