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Structures (environments within which foreign policy decisions are made.)
International structure
Domestic structures
Societal structure
Economic structure
Foreign Policy Analysis Framework
-Understanding a country's specific goals and the internal structures
-Analyzing how public opinion and domestic politics prioritize and shape foreign policy.
-Assessing how the media impacts policy and public perception.
-Evaluating a state's role within international institutions
Foreign policy analysis often distinguishes between:
System-level explanations
State-level explanations
Individual-level explanations
Institutions (an established organization, system, or society that serves)
Executive leadership (president
Foreign ministries
Defense and military
Legislatures
International organisations
Dynamics (the processes and interactions through which decisions emerge.)
Bureaucratic politics
Group decision making
Leadership psychology
Crisis dynamics
Public opinion
Interest groups
Interaction
Norms
Contemporary global context (modern, interconnected era)
Wrecking-ball politics
Erosion of trust
Geopolitics
Global risks
Key actors and decision makers for foreign policy
Primary figures
Broad Bureaucracy
Factors Influencing Policy-Making
The international environment
Domestic politics
Individual characteristics
Bureaucratic politics
Political Systems and Globalisation
Democracies
Authoritarian states
Globalisation
The role of media in a democracy
Public sphere
Watchdog role
Agenda setting
Key concepts in media influence
CNN effect
Framing
Models of media and Public opinion
Pluralist Model
Elite Model
Theoretical perspectives
-Realists: Believe the media and public opinion should be mobilised to support the state's interests.
-Liberals: Argue that the media should provide essential input for decision-making and have the potential to transform international politics.
National interest priorities
National security and survival
Economic prosperity and development
Power and international influence
Protection of ideological views
Protection of citizens abroad
Regional stability and strategic environment
Cultural and national identity interests
Environmental and global interests