Americans and Russians Agree U.S. is No. 1, But Disagree on the Up and Comers

Americans and Russians Agree U.S. is No. 1, But Disagree on the Up and Comers

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Date

2006-12-10

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Program on International Policy Attitudes (PIPA)

Abstract

The United States is unquestionably the world’s dominant nation, Russians and Americans agree. But while Russians put themselves among today’s top three powers—and believe they will play a larger role in the future—Americans see China as their chief rival for global influence.

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http://hdl.handle.net/1903/10668

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