Foreign policy

‘evil’ is an easy way to alter public opinion as ‘evil’ is a concept that a lot of the public will understand and it creates a clear image in the public’s minds that is very black and white. It is a very simple way of gaining public support for a foreign policy decision, and in this case to create a negative narrative towards the ‘Axis of Evil’ states. This notion of ‘good versus evil’ in international politics may be an attempt to address the conservative, Christian-right demographic who tended…

The United States Foreign Policy is to create and keep the peace by balancing the war and keeping the United States secure from any foreign country invading the United States. In the United States, the people responsible for making the choice of the decisions made and ruling of Foreign Policy is the Executive Branch. Foreign Policy is either bilateral or multilateral, which means common ground with two countries or more. America's Foreign Policy covers ranges of military, political, ideological…

Foreign policy is essentially the way in which a government deals with other governments and is typically a reflection of that nation’s interest or the values of the people. For this reason, there is often quite a lot of debacle over foreign policy, changing when there is either a liberal or a conservative administration. There are two primary approaches to dealing with foreign policy, realism and idealism. Realism is the idea that national interest and safety is put above moral principles…

Foreign diplomacy is the field of politics that dominates any government’s major decisions. Through effective foreign policy a country can improve their standing and effectiveness in international affairs Historical foreign policy has always been the same–and despite not wanting to enter the Great War in 1914, Britain’s foreign policy was the mistake that led them into becoming deeply entrenched in the First World War. This policy included over-extensive foreign intervention, militarism, and…

end of the 1920’s governmental decisions were needed to fix the structure of the Federal Banks. Although the majority of Americans prompted isolationism economic liberalization and the extent of democracy became key parts in the strengthening of foreign policy by 1941. It seemed as if the U.S. was lacking sincerity for other countries but it changed for a multitude of reasons in a little period of time because of self interest, economic endeavors, peaceful relations, and tension…

expenditure on defence causing in some cases the problem to escalate and therefore creating foreign policy failures. Because the fact that Britain was no longer financially secure, like many previous Imperial powers at the time Britain could no longer suppress these nationalists because it simply could not afford to and consequently decided to undergo decolonisation. Therefore, we can argue that foreign policy failures such as the Suez Crisis happened because Britain was now a pawn in a Kings…

Foreign policy has been a struggle for the US, ever since immigration was started. However, many advancements were made, both for good and bad as a more modern America progressed. As Pearl Harbor was bombed, as the League of Nations failed, and as the US tried to stay neutral and isolated, the advancements of foreign policy were changed drastically. From 1920 to 1945 those changes were the most profound, as America became a more modern, civilized society. One of the vital pivot points of…

The research question that I have is one that evaluates the economic foreign policy within in Canada. In particular, the question could focus on sub-topics around its operations with international organizations, economic conflicts, or economic sanctions imposed on foreign states. A potential research question could be “Is Canadian foreign policy effective on imposing economic sanctions in conjunction with local laws and rules of international organizations?” The purpose of this research…

The United has had policies towards Latin America of the years. These policies were made to benefit America in many ways.We tried to protect and have good relations because America benefits from Latin America. We used policies to gain resources from Latin America. The foreign policies we used to benefit from Latin America were to establish the Panama Canal, the Roosevelt Corollary, and The Good Neighbor policy. The Panama Canal is an important because it had resources that the U.S. could…

America's "One China" policy under Trump. Specifically, NATO members are deeply concerned by Trump's talking down their organization, which has emboldened Russia that wants to see the military pact…