As a presidential candidate, Barack Obama routinely made promises that he would "restore our moral standing in the world."
But, now that he occupies the White House, is his administration unveiling a new era in foreign policy? Are we likely to see a foreign policy overhaul or more continuity with the previous administration?
For insight, Tony Cox speaks with Laurie Brand — professor of international relations and director of the School of International Relations at USC — and Sandy Tolan, associate professor at USC's Annenberg School for Communication.
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