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European Views on American Policies: Stanford University Roundtable Analysis

Explore European attitudes towards the U.S., looking at Pew and EB data on favorability ratings, policy perceptions, trust in intervention, and more. Featuring insights from Russell A. Berman, Josef Joffe, Andrei S. Markovits, and Hans N. Weiler at Stanford University in 2005.

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European Views on American Policies: Stanford University Roundtable Analysis

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  1. Anti-Americanism in EuropeEuropean Roundtable IV Stanford University November 12, 2005 Russell A. Berman, Josef Joffe, Andrei S. Markovits, Hans N. Weiler

  2. Attitudes about the U.S.

  3. Favorable Opinion of the U.S.(Pew 2005)

  4. Favorable ratings for different countries, by nationality (%)(Pew ’05)

  5. Rating one’s own country (Pew ’05)

  6. What’s the problem with the U.S.?(% of unfavorables) (Pew ’05)

  7. Attitudes about the American people

  8. Views of the American people(% favorable) (Pew ‘05)

  9. Americans’ positive traits (%)(Pew ’05)

  10. Americans’ negative traits (%)(Pew ’05)

  11. America’s Religiosity (%) (Pew ’05)

  12. Attitudes about American policy

  13. Does U.S. foreign policy consider others’ interests? (% yes) (Pew ’05)

  14. Who influences U.S. foreign policy?(%) (Pew ’05)

  15. “Right decision to use military force against Iraq” (%) (Pew ’05)

  16. “Right decision NOT to use military force in Iraq” (%) (Pew ’05)

  17. Support for U.S.-led War on Terror (% Favorable) (Pew ’05)

  18. Positive view of role played by EU and US (%) (EB ’05)

  19. Support for common EU foreign/security policy (%) (EB ’05)

  20. Trust to stop genocide (%)(Pew ’05)

  21. Trust to protect global environment (%) (Pew ’05)

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