An Analysis of Donald Trump's Political Personality Traits and Policy Orientations

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作者
Yin Jiwu [1 ]
Zheng Jianjun [2 ]
Li Hongzhou [3 ]
机构
[1] the School of International Relations and Diplomacy,Beijing Foreign Studies University (BFSU)
[2] the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences
[3] the School of International Relations and Diplomacy,BFSU
关键词
Donald Trump; personality traits; policy preference; US;
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摘要
As a political leader, US President Trump’s personality traits affect his policy orientations and current US foreign policy. The authors analyze Trump’s personality in several categories—uninhibited and capricious, dynamic and capable, profit-orientated and self-centered,competitive and persistent, positive and extraverted. The traits of breaking traditions, skill at strategic deception and negotiation, action-motivated implementation, intuitive decision-making, pursuit of respect and interest exchange, and vengefulness will shape his policy and behavioral orientations. Initial study shows Trump to be a political leader with positive personality traits and double-sided dimensions. The analysis offers insight toward understanding the new US executive and his policy direction.
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页码:82 / 91
页数:10
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