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High Quality Content by WIKIPEDIA articles! The Obama Doctrine is a term frequently used to describe one or several unifying principles of the foreign policy of Barack Obama. The Obama Doctrine has never been officially declared, and Obama himself has expressed a dislike for an excessively "doctrinaire" foreign policy. This has left journalists and political commentators to speculate on what the exact tenets of the Obama Doctrine are. Generally speaking, it is accepted that a central part of the doctrine is negotiation and collaboration over confrontation and unilateralism in international affairs. The Obama Doctrine has been praised by some as a welcome change from the more interventionist Bush Doctrine. Others, such as former United States Ambassador to the United Nations John Bolton, have criticized it as overly idealistic and naïve, promoting appeasement with the country's enemies.