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IRL 2005.Comparative Foreign Policy.Cherotich Notes

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The field of foreign policy of a country consists of self-interest strategies chosen by the state to safeguard its national interests and to achieve goals within its international relations. It is a vibrant and dynamic subfield of international relations. ... It explores key actors engaged in forei...

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  • August 8, 2020
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What are the tools for Foreign Policy?

Answer: The tools of Foreign Policy are: • Agenda setting: A problem or issue rises to prominence on the agenda. • Formulation: Possible policies are created and debated. • Adoption: The government adopts one policy. • Implementation: The appropriate government agency enacts the policy. • Evaluation: Officials and agencies judge whether the policy has been successful

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What is comparative foreign policy?

Answer: Comparative foreign policy is a vibrant and dynamic subfield of international relations. It explores key actors engaged in foreign policy-making, from individual decision makers and small groups to states and international organizations

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What are the main goals of Foreign Policy?

Answer: The main goals of foreign policy,in the United States, for example: are “…export controls, including non-proliferation of nuclear technology and nuclear hardware; measures to foster commercial interaction with foreign nations and to safeguard American business abroad.

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Who are the key actors of Foreign Policy decision making?

Answer: The key actors in foreign policy decision making, are,the President and his top advisers, who are the principal architects of U.S. foreign policy. Other actors, such as the Congress, the courts, parties, interest groups, and trade associations, shape and craft the outcomes of relevant policies too.

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What are the components of foreign policy?

Answer: The components of foreign policy are in three parts : the economic part, the political part and the security, or the military, part.

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