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    compromise with the United States on the issue of nuclear weapon. With both countries being rational and open-minded. Constructivists believe the world is socially constructed. Therefore, influencing people behaviors plays an important step in foreign policy decisions. (Goldstein, & Pevehouse,…

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    important. America's foreign policy determines how we do that. In this paper, I will be briefly discussing the foreign policies of President's Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson. President Roosevelt's foreign policy was called "the big stick policy". He believed in negotiating peacefully, but carry the threat of military muscle behind it. President Taft's foreign policy, called "Dollar Diplomacy" was based on his belief that U.S. investments in foreign countries would lead to better foreign relations…

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    History of U.S. Foreign Policy, gives insight into the important, and often ignored, effects foreign policies throughout the history. Alongside keen insights on foreign policy, Kaufman provides detailed events in which domestic relations coincide with the effects and creation of foreign policies. By providing the reader with concise examples, Joyce Kaufman provides detailed connections between governments, economies, and individuals that are ultimately intertwined by foreign policy. More…

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    1.0 Introduction Human emotion contributes to decision-making process, however, it has always been viewed as an impediment in the quest of sensible decisions. Consequently, any exhaustive account of foreign policy-decision making should consider the impact of emotion such as anger, humiliation, revenge or fear when arriving at some decisions. Leaders – who run states – all over make decisions based on their own personalities, cultural values, experience, and basic emotion at a particular time.…

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    role in foreign policy. United States foreign policy is largely influenced by the domestic political climate. From the Bush Administration to the Obama Administration, the War in Iraq has seen different foreign policies mandated; while the U.S.’s policy on democracy promotion has swayed from pro-promotion, to con, and back again. Examining these two foreign policies will provide a closer look at how domestic politics interferes with foreign policy decisions. No area of U.S. foreign policy has…

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    American Foreign Policy Foreign policy, whether you realize it or not, is at the center of American culture, and effects everyone currently living in the United States. Foreign policy decisions shape the course of this country, and in turn, affect American lives in the process. Everyone has their own idea of how the United States should deal with international disputes, and these beliefs stem from a couple of different sentiments that evolved over the last 300 or so years. Joyce Kaufman, Walter…

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