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Wagging the Doves? Peace-Promoting Actions as a Source of Presidential Support David T Burbach MIT Security Studies Program* Prepared for the Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association August 28 2003 Philadelphia PA ABSTRACT Dramatic uses of force are widely thought to increase public support for national leaders but less attention has been given to the possibility of “uses of peace” as sources of rallies. Media and public opinion theories suggest that as visible and popular events diplomatic
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