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46 Cards in this Set
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Foreign policy |
A plan cause of action followed by the government for national interest |
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National interest |
Anything necessary for a country survival as a nation |
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Diplomacy |
Settlement of disputes by peaceful mates |
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Every country in the world has |
Foreign policy,national interest, and diplomacy |
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Domestic political environment |
Relatively safe, secure, and stable |
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No country can survive on its own |
Interdependence |
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Global political environment |
Unsafe, unstable, less secure, dangerous |
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Survival |
Self help |
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How many approaches to foreign policy |
2 approaches |
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Moral idealism |
Wilson& Obama - negotiate, communicate, dialogue, diplomacy |
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Political realistic approach |
Regan, bushes - "an eye for an eye " |
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Negotiate treaties |
Senate 2/3 approve to become a law |
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Executive agreement |
Agreement between president of USA & government |
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Executive agreement pt2 |
Most do not need congressional approval, in coming president are not boned by most, president prefers them to treaties |
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De jure |
Legal, more important, and establish diplomatic relations |
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De facto |
Political |
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Embassy |
Cannot be trans passed, sanctuary for asylum seekers, capacity , |
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Diplomatic incident |
Recall their ambassador for whom they call for conciliation |
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Every country in the world recognizes every other countries de facto |
That is political however every other government de jure |
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Countries with no diplomatic relations |
Designate a third country to look after their interest |
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Ambassador |
Hardly breaks diplomatic relations |
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Embassy |
Diplomats , diplomatic immunity |
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Diplomatic immunity |
Is a good thing |
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2 types of diplomatic immunity |
Functional & blanket |
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Functional |
Protect diplomats while in duty |
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Blanket |
Full protection coverage |
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Esponanage |
In dangers national security |
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Persona nor grata |
24- 48 hours |
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Founders had him in mind |
Washington |
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Commander in chief |
Send troops over seas |
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Congress to declare war |
Last time WWII |
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1973 |
Nixon |
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War power act |
48 hours of deployment must inform congress |
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War power act pt2 |
If congress doesn't declare war, support in 50 days |
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Foreign policy |
President |
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War power act pt3 |
It's a good thing |
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President treaties |
2/3 have to be approved |
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Electors |
Dedicated party members |
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Electoral votes |
H rep-435 Senates- 100 D.C.- 3 Total - 538 |
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Majority |
270 to win |
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Unite rule |
Winner takes all |
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Each state |
Cashes one vote |
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I'd nobody gets 270 |
H rep- picks the president Senate - picks v. President |
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26 small states can pick |
Who wins the election |
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Voter turnout |
Very important |
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Political realism |
Eye for eye |
