U.S. in the World Guide
U.S. in the World’s initial multi-issue communicators’ guide was published by the Rockefeller Brothers Fund and The Aspen Institute in 2004, to wide and bipartisan acclaim. U.S. in the World: Talking Global Issues with Americans has become an invaluable resource for advocates and experts who want to talk with Americans about a cooperative, constructive, principled, and farsighted global role for the United States. Broken down into general themes and a number of specific foreign policy issues, the guide features compact summaries of core arguments, messaging recommendations and sample answers to frequently asked questions.
A PDF version of the guide is available here. A small number of print copies of the guide are still available for purchase; contact usitw@usintheworld.org for details.
What they said about the guide:
“It is vital that Americans understand and support the policies that are carried out in their name. U.S. in the World is a superbly written and wide ranging instrument for achieving that goal.” Madeleine Albright, former U.S. Secretary of State
“A valuable guide…written with balance and authority.” Chuck Hagel, Chairman of the Atlantic Council and former U.S. Senator
“An extraordinary and comprehensive tool.” Lee H. Hamilton, Director, Woodrow Wilson Center
“Invaluable… Read it and you’ll keep a copy within arm’s reach!” Jessica T. Mathews, President, Carnegie Endowment for International Peace
“Indispensable for anyone—and that should mean everyone—engaged in this debate.” Anne-Marie Slaughter, Director of Policy Planning, U.S. Department of State
“Comprehensive and well-researched… Invaluable.” General John Shalikashvili (ret.)
