When we think of foreign policy we tend to envisage diplomats meeting behind closed doors. But public opinion has long played an important part in shaping it.

Polls are proliferating in number and increasing in sophistication. How is this affecting the way foreign policy is made?

When we think of foreign policy we tend to envisage diplomats meeting behind closed doors. But public opinion has long played an important part in shaping it.<br><br>Polls are proliferating in number and increasing in sophistication. How is this affecting the way foreign policy is made?

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When we think of foreign policy we tend to envisa…