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That was China's basic logic: to make them negotiable," said Jin Canrong, a foreign policy scholar at Renmin University.

America's diplomatic blitz, timed to correspond with the Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation CEO summit in Hawaii, was "as decisive a diplomatic victory as anyone is likely to see," wrote Walter Russell Mead, a centrist foreign policy scholar.

Shi Yinhong, the Chinese foreign policy scholar, said Duterte's rapprochement with Beijing was likely to "stimulate further the pro-American forces in the Philippines to undermine his domestic position".

"Looking at the Republican Party as a whole, the center of gravity is much closer to where Rubio is," said Robert Kagan, a foreign policy scholar whose thinking has shaped the views of many prominent Republicans, including Mitt Romney and Mr. Rubio.

A foreign policy scholar, David Rothkopf, has written that we are being gradually supplanted by a global "superclass," which has greater influence on economic outcomes than most national political leaders.

"He's caught between his own rhetoric about American leadership — rhetoric that's obligatory in much of the foreign policy establishment — and the reality of what the American public is willing to pay for," said Michael Mandelbaum, a foreign policy scholar at Johns Hopkins University.

A recent survey by the Pew Research Center shows that a rising China is a concern to the U.S. public, even more than it is among retired military members, government employees, business people, journalists and foreign policy scholars.

On the Friday afternoon before the Memorial Day weekend, White House officials hosted a group of Muslim and other foreign policy scholars to discuss what points Mr. Obama should touch on.

These foreign policy scholars, and many of those who agree with them, are serious, intellectual and pragmatic thinkers, not just some talking heads on cable news.

Two Chinese foreign policy scholars, Jonas Parello-Plesner and Mathieu Duchâtel, recently explored this burgeoning dilemma in a new book "China's Strong Arm-Protecting Citizens and Abroad".

Wars in Afghanistan and Iraq have reminded foreign policy scholars like Hillary Mann and Flynt Everett to speak out about the flaws in U.S. policy and encourage all of us to demand that it change.