Add to ORKGWhen government leaders have made major investments to a foreign or security policy, how do they respond to signals that the policy is failing? Exploration of four cases involving Lyndon Johnson (Vietnam), MacKenzie King (Canadian-U.S. free trade), Ariel Sharon (Israeli settlements), and George W. Bush (Iraq war) offer possible insights into critical factors hypothesized to influence their response.Ohio State University. Mershon Center for International Security Studies.Event Web Page, Photo
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