Public Religion, Secretary Rice, and U.S. Foreign Policy
Thomas Farr Tuesday, 1 March 2005
Disagreements over religion in the public square dominate our domestic politics at the moment, but neither the left nor right has adequately addressed religion as an aspect of U.S. foreign policy. Some on both sides have an unhelpful view of Islam that could cripple American efforts to promote democracy in the Muslim world. As she sets her agenda at Foggy Bottom, Dr. Condoleezza Rice should take note.
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