Dividing the Korean Peninsula : the rhetoric of the George W. Bush administration by Teo, Sarah

“…This paper suggests that an examination of the discourse and rhetoric of the George W. Bush administration offers a more comprehensive understanding of the developments that occurred during the years of South Korea’s Sunshine policy (1998-2008). …”
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U.S. foreign policy toward Saudi Arabia under the first term of George W. Bush administration by , FATIMAH, Siti, , Drs. Djoko Moerdiyanto, MA

Policy of George W. Bush administration and Barak Obama first administration towards the Russian Federation and other states of the CIS (2001-2012): a comparative analysis by F. D. Solovey

“…Policy of the USA towards Russia and other states of the CIS is considered in broader context of fundamental attitudes in foreign policy of neoconservative Republican George W. Bush’ administration and Democratic Barack Obama’s administration. …”
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Rule of law or national security? : legal policy shifts under Obama by Tan, Alvin

“…While the George W Bush administration was internationally vilified for applying legal double standards in its “war on terror”, President Barack Obama has been earnest in ensuring that US national security policy adheres to the rule of law, leading to significant policy shifts.…”
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USA - Australian Relationship in the Cadre of the New Barak Obama Foreign Police Doctrine by E V Firsov

“…Here's a comparative analysis of political and economic situation in the Asian-Pacific Region at the period of George W. Bush administration and the one, that has developed since the new President Barak Obama came to power. …”
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The Influence of Neoconservative Concepts on the Foreign Policy Strategy of George W. Bush by Lukáš Hoder

“… The paper analyzes the influence of neoconservative concepts of the 1990's on the foreign policy strategy of the George W. Bush administration after 9/11. The text begins with a short presentation of the neoconservative movement, particularly its second generation. …”
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APA: Denunciation and Accommodation of Abusive Interrogations: A Lesson for World Psychology by Jean Maria Arrigo, Jancis Long

“…In the wake of the air attacks on the United States in September 2001, counterterrorism policy in the George W. Bush Administration involved psychologists in design and implementation of abusive interrogations of foreign detainees. …”
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The future of the ASEAN regional forum by Desker, Barry

“…My attention to this issue was prompted by recent reports that the George W. Bush Administration is re-thinking its relationship to the main regional groupings – ASEAN, the ARF and APEC – as part of a larger review of US Policy in the Asia-Pacific region. …”
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Un courant singulier au sein du conservatisme états‑unien ? by Pierre Bourgois

“…Indeed, this school of thought is associated to the “aggressive” foreign policy pursued by the George W. Bush administration in the Middle East in the early 2000s. …”
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Media aggression: 2002/2003 Iraq case study by Gavrilović Vojislav, Beriša Hatidža

“…The United States campaign led by the George W. Bush administration against Iraq was accompanied by media reporting that is unprecedented in the history so far. …”
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The Arab American Polyphonic Novel and Its Indictment of the Post-9/11 Political Agenda by Reem Hazboun Taşyakan

“…Following 9/11, the United States, led at the time by the George W. Bush administration, formulated and disseminated a political narrative replete with falsehoods and rigid binaries intended to justify changes to its domestic and foreign policy. …”
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Imagining Korea: the Bush administration's framing of North and South Korea. by Teo, Sarah Li-Shan.

“…This dissertation focuses on the prospects of inter-Korean reconciliation during the George W. Bush administration and argues that in its inter-Korean rhetoric and discourse, the US framed South Korea as an ally and partner against North Korea, while imagining the North as part of the “axis of evil and a threat to international security. …”
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The American christian right’s response towards the Israel-Palestine Conflicts by Mohd Afandi Salleh, Abdul Majid Hafiz Mohamed

“…It seeks to examine the critical role of the Christian Right in American foreign policy during the George W. Bush administration, with particular regard to Israel and Palestine. …”
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Clarifying anti-reflexivity: conservative opposition to impact science and scientific evidence by Riley E Dunlap

“…It is also important to keep in mind that anti-reflexivity is an institutional and structural issue, becoming more consequential when it is employed by political elites such as the George W Bush Administration in the US. Institutional anti-reflexivity is further illustrated by the widespread denial of ACC and a range of other problems among current Republican members of the US Congress.…”
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Reducing the Polluting Emissions. A Source for Diminishing the Climate Changes by Emilian M. DOBRESCU

“…The commitment was included in the convention frame that gave birth to the Kyoto Treaty, which was rejected by the George W. Bush Administration, even though the initial document, issued in 1992, had been signed by George Bush. …”
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Das Kind Mit Dem Bade Ausschütten? U.S. Federal School Reform in Early 21ST Century by D. A. LANKO

“…On the  second stage, during George W. Bush Administration, U.S.  government assumed the powers to stimulate transfer of students  from underperforming public schools to charter schools, and to  stimulate increase in the number of charter schools. …”
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Dealing with danger : threat perception and policy preferences by Landau-Wells, Marika

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Global Health Policy: Trump and the Reinstatement of the Global Gag Rule by Jorge Luis Rivera-Agosto

“…Bill Clinton Administration, Subject: AID Family Planning Grants/Mexico City Policy, Memorandum for the Acting Administrator of the Agency for International Development, January 22, 1993. 6. George W. Bush Administration, Subject: Restoration of the Mexico City Policy, Memorandum for the Administrator of the United States Agency for International Development, March 28, 2001. 7. …”
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U.S. Foreign Policy in the 1990s and 2000s, and the Case of the South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) by Julien Zarifian

“…The foreign policy of the Bill Clinton and George W. Bush administrations in the South Caucasus (Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia) shows U.S. foreign policy under a rather positive light. …”
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Washington-Miami-Havana 1999-2009: Towards the End of a Ménage à Trois? by Isabelle Vagnoux

“…While the end of the Cold War should have undermined the rationale for the embargo, they maintained a hard line on Cuba and proved quite convincing in their arguments with both the Clinton and the George W. Bush Administrations. This piece focuses on the past decade and will explore Washington’s continuing hard line toward Cuba as well as the serious challenges this posture is facing today. …”
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