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After January 2009, the Bush-Cheney administration will be gone and new leaders will be tasked with cleaning up the mess created by ill-conceived and poorly executed foreign policies. But how will they succeed in avoiding the mistakes that have cost our country so much in lives, money and international respect over the past eight years? A key imperative, it seems to us, is to make conflict resolution and prevention, rather than military threats and punitive sanctions, the centerpiece of a redesigned global role for the United States.
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