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The campaign for the November election, now well underway, witnesses a number of key debates: Is the fear of a U.S. decline, so often mentionned in the press these days, a transient mood or a deeper trend? How do the economic difficulties impact public opinion attitudes? How are campaign tactics and the polarization of the public debate affected by a growing use of the internet and social networks?
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Bruce Stokes, Director, Global Economic Attitudes, Pew Research Center
Frédéric Tardy, CEO, L"Atelier US BNP Paribas
Gilles Biassette, Reporter, specialist of the United States, daily newspaper La Croix
Présidence : Laurence Nardon, responsable du Programme Etats-Unis, Ifri
The seminar will be held in English with no translation
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