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But no less indicative in his rise was a pettiness that augured the destructive infighting of the administration and the Eurocentric foreign-policy mentality that indulged Nixon's pursuit of the Vietnam War, his obliviousness to tragedies from Bangladesh to Chile to Indonesia, and the policies in Iran, Afghanistan and Pakistan that haunt us today.

If you are competing with big business, they are generally slower to move in a new technical, policy or mentality direction, so this is a way for you to add further differentiation to your business.

Fetvaci sees the solution as a shift in both policy and mentality.

He gave away the mindset -- basically the same chilling, dreadful policy-making mentality under whose influence we've already suffered for almost eight years.

By having a startup mentality towards policy making our political leaders can give average citizens the power to propose policies and become involved in the implementation process, something I believe that it will bring more transparency, efficiency, and accountability to the political process.

Hawks complain that his comments about courting the good will of other nations put him to the left of some Democrats on matters of foreign affairs, and they express anger at his criticism of President Bush's "arrogant, bunker mentality" foreign policy.

We should introduce a startup mentality into policy making, where we can come up with solutions quickly, validate them efficiently and scale them once they gain traction.

(In a recent Nation article, historian Rick Perlstein cited a grim example of a chronic mentality: "the policy wizards in the Obama White House build a Rube Goldberg healthcare law that relies on states to expand Medicaid and create healthcare exchanges, and then are utterly blindsided when red-state legislatures and governors decline").

A theme in the book is that the White House suffered from a "permanent campaign" mentality, and that policy decisions were inextricably interwoven with politics.

"The United States should first give up its superpower mentality and sanction policy, and then treat the D.P.R.K. as an equal sovereign state".

If we embrace assassination as a central component of our foreign policy and continue with the mentality that we can kill our way to victory — or worse, kill our way to peace — then we're whistling past the graveyard.