Evolution of the U.S. Republican Party’s Foreign Policy Platform and Its Implementation Challenges (2000–2004) by K. K. Sukhoverkhov

“…This phenomenon was particularly evident during the presidency of George W. Bush, where foreign policy experienced a significant shift towards neoconservative influences.The events of September 11, 2001, acted as a catalyst, fundamentally reshaping foreign policy objectives and altering public sentiment towards the Bush administration, as highlighted by sociological studies. …”
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New in US-Canadian Relations and Ratification of the USMCA Agreement by I. A. Sokov

“…The evolutionary development of the free trade agreement (NAFTA), its rejection and acceptance of the USMCA preferential agreement is a gradual and consistent process of protecting North American countries from global market, which started during the presidency of George W. Bush and continued by the subsequent American presidents. …”
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