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18 Cards in this Set
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Goals - Sovereignity
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○ Having the power/ability and independence to govern your nations
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Goals - Prosperity
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Economic development and Industrialization
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Goals - Defending or spreading an ideology
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○ USA - defending democracy, freedom
○ Ideology: the lens you look at the world (race, gender) |
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Goals - Security
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○ Preserving your own national security
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Goals - Peace
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○ Preserving peace internationally
○ Preserving peace within people |
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Goals - Prestige
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○ Reputation with other nations
§ China has showed that they are willing to work through diplomacy to smooth their relationship with the USA □ Wanting to be the wealthiest strongest nation in the world |
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Methods - Diplomacy and negotiation
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managing international relations between governments, working through a mediator (unbiased comity, man) to negotiate an end
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Methods - Treaties and alliances
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formal agreements between nations to fulfill a goal (Kyoto Protocol, Post WWI) Alliance: Strategic bond between two or more nations
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Methods - Collective security
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a system for maintaining world peace, A number of nations with common goals to preserve peace and order
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Methods - International Law
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set of rules regarded and accepted by various nations, commitment or agreement in international ○ 200 mile rule (that water a resources are that of the nations closest to it)
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Methods - Mediation
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a negotiation to solve differences between nations through an impartial party, problem resolution ○ Doesn’t usually work (Iran, Syria)
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Methods - Economic Action (6)
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○ Trade - buying and selling goods and services
○ Tariffs and quotas § tariff - tax on trade, quotas § regulations on trade within a certain time period ○ Boycotts, embargoes and sanctions § Withdraw from commercial and social relations with a (country, organization or person) usually as a protest § Not trading (significant bargaining chip) § Embargoes and sanctions: trade limitations on a nation § GDP - Global Domestic Product □ Value ($) goods/services produced within a year § Trade Balance - Imports vs. exports □ Imports: paying ($) for goods a services for benefits □ Exports: Selling ($) goods and services for profit ○ Economic Warfare § Economic warfare is the term for economic policies followed as a part of military operation and covert operations during wartime ○ Loans and credits § Loans: A thing that is borrowed, esp. a sum of money that is expected to be paid back with interest. § Credits: The ability to obtain go |
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Methods - propaganda
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○ Information, ideas, or rumors deliberately spread widely to help or harm a person, group, movement, institution, nation, etc.,
○ In doctorate or influence a populate ○ Can be used good and bad § Holocaust vs. trade |
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Methods - Clandestine Actions
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○ Secret and concealed, often for illicit reasons; furtive (kept secret or done secretively)
○ Espionage |
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Methods - Military Intervention
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○ The deliberate act of a nation or a group of nations to introduce its military forces into the course of an existing controversy
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Methods - War and the Threat of War
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○ A state of armed conflict between different nations or states or different groups within a nation or state.
○ Threat: An expression of an intention to inflict pain, injury, evil, or punishment. |
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Methods - Cultural Relations
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○ Interactions
§ both direct and indirect, among two or more cultures. ○ Exchanges ○ Common wealth games (Olympics) |
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What is Foreign Policy
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A nations foreign policy consists of the goals which a country tries to achieve in its relations with other countries/blocs, and methods chosen to fulfill these goals
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