IODICALS

FOREIGN POLICY & DEFENSE
tington, head of Harvard's Center for International Affairs.
However, he notes, the polls show a cleavage between mass public opinion, which now favors a stronger U.S. stand against Moscow, and the "more ambivalent" views of leaders in government, business, jour- nalism, and academia. This cleavage makes it unlikely that a "harder foreign policy line" will be quick to emerge in Washington, although both the Carter administration and i...