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    Poll Finds Most Publics Around the World Want Their Governments to Be More Cooperative: Most See US as Cooperative

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    2009-12-09
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    As the European Union implements a new treaty aimed at helping member countries work together, and as President Barack Obama prepares to receive a Nobel Prize awarded partly for his efforts at international cooperation, a WorldPublicOpinion.org poll of people in 21 nations around the world finds that publics in 14 of them think their governments should be more ready to cooperate with others to achieve mutual gains.
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