Foreign Policies Research Papers Samples For Students

Abstract

Foreign policy is a set of strategies that a state formulates so as to safeguard its national interests. The constitution of the US divided the power of foreign policy formulation between the congress and the president. The two bodies each play important roles in the process. In the United States, the power to formulate foreign policy lies between the president and the Congress. However, the office of the president has more power over the formulation and implementation of these foreign policies. The strategic environmental, foreign policy is a foreign policy in the administration of President Obama that aims at maintaining global peace ...

Impact of War, Terrorism, Foreign policies, (Sanctions) on Global market

An impact is a force exerted by a new idea, concept or ideology. Some ideologies strike against the global market affecting it either directly or indirectly. These factors include War, Terrorism, Foreign policies and Sanctions.

War

War is a force carried on by force of arms between nations or parties within a state. War implants innumerable devastations and negative effects. First it damages the infrastructure and the Nations short term viability. This is due to the borrowing of money by the citizens and government in war rebuilding strategies which are financed with expensive capital resulting from lower interest rates which diminishes the value of a ...

Breif Overview

The later part of 1940s until 1991 was an era referred to as the Cold War between the two world superpower. The United States and its allies are in near collision with the Soviet Union regarding the issue of communism. There were no actual massive fighting during the period. However, wars are emerging in regional areas, but the threat of nuclear war is almost real. The world is divided by the ideologies in which the United States and the Soviet Union is trying to impose. The Soviets is in campaign for communism in the region, while the U.S is ...

Part 1.

Since the end of the WWII, the United States has taken a leading role in the provision of the world leadership as the ultimate policeman of the world. The US has developed a series of foreign policies and treaties that are meant to guarantee the safety of the world.

Part 2.

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(i).Financial and technical support to AMISON
(ii) Killing of Osama Bin Laden by the US seal Navy army

B (i) Policy of containment

(ii) Provision of citizenship for anti-communist individuals who are being persecuted in Afghanistan.
(iii).Culture of consumerism to promote US industries
(iv) .Influence of US on Anti-narcotics policies in the ...

Richard Nixon’s five year reign in power as the president of the United States continues to raise all manner of responses from all walks of life. A brilliantly gifted and equally heavily flawed Nixon was a political giant credited with being in the era that redefined the American political scene in terms of American democracy. The presidency of Nixon elicits mixed reactions and arguments. His success and achievements seem to vary with every other individual that is asked. Various people hold a myriad of arguments regarding his achievements; the field of domestic and foreign policy seems to be of greatest ...

Chinese and Japanese Foreign Policy Interests: The Similarities and Differences

Throughout Asian history, China and Japan have consistently dominated several fields such as military, economics, politics and development. Both nations are separated by the East China Sea and can be considered similar in terms of its history, culture, and position in the Asian and World economy. However, despite these similarities, both nations have not seen eye to eye with regards to several issues, affecting their foreign relations with each other. Despite the fact both countries belong to different political spheres and hold different beliefs over the issue of territory, sovereignty and economy; the People’s Republic of China and ...

The Ukraine government aims at strengthening the ties between the East and the West promote political stability and enhance better foreign relations. A report analyzing of the role of the government and political leaders was submitted to the Minister of Foreign affairs for effective action. Ukraine has failed to deliver according to the expectations of the citizens since there is a complaint and noticed demonstrations from the public. In this paper, I will provide insight to the political and security association of Ukraine to the European Union and give a detailed analysis of the Association Agreement between the both parties.Political and ...

‘Instructor’s Name’

Presidents Compared: Reagan and Obama
A Chicago tribune article published in the year 2011 states that Obama and Reagan are differently similar. Both these Presidents, though Reagan took office nearly three decades before Obama, have many remarkable similarities. They both came in when the country faced a severe economic crisis, and they both inherited wars- Obama the war on terror; Reagan the cold war & Iranian hostage crisis. They both were expected to do miracles both in the economic and war front, and when they didn’t meet expectations, many political observers were disappointed.
Though both of them were ...

Historical background

The most notable economic history in the economic giant of China began after the Qing dynasty in 1937. China suffered a relapse and needed to have a comeback so that it could effectively compete with the west and acquire the power and resources needed for the brewing Japanese war. The civil wars and the continued Japanese attacks proved to be a challenge to the economic growth in the country that was still striving to make a statement in Asia and the West. It was then that the process of industrialization began, and China started to advance economically. The industries were made in an ...

Abstract

This paper is on the topic of origins of the Cold War between The United States and The UUSR. The first section of this paper will discuss the origins of the Cold War. The second section of this paper will discuss who started the Cold War and the important events, individuals and ideas that shaped the development of the Cold War. The third section of this paper will discuss the influence of parties to share American policy towards the conflict. The final section of this paper will discuss if the cold war was fought at home or abroad.

Introduction

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POL 300 Internal Problems

Truman doctrines
The presidential doctrines were introduced during the Cold War. The doctrines explained what the presidents stood for during this time of the war. President Harry Truman defined the United States foreign policy and how it applied to it being a super power. The content of the speech of the president to the congress is believed to have been the major cause of the Cold War. His speech is believed by historians to have led to the U.S being able to contain the war. The president was quoted as saying that he believed that it was the U.S ...

Middle East is a region that covers the Western Side of Asia which has and remains to be a center of world affairs. Its history dates back in the ancient times and it has various contributions to the world we live in today. The region is associated with the origin of most religious groups in the world such as Mandaiesm, Islam, Druze, Bahai faith among many other religions. Generally, the Middle East is an arid place with a hot climate and despite the climatic conditions it is a big Agricultural contributor in the world (Sorenson, 2010, p.122). Most Agricultural inventions have originated from ...

Introduction

Hydraulic is a term used in oil exploration to refer to the proliferation of fractures in a layer of rock. Hydraulic fracturing employs the use of a pressurized fluid to propagate the fractures on the layer of rock. This is referred to as induced hydraulic fracturing. Conversely, some hydraulic fractures can occur naturally devoid of interference from man. Good examples of these are veins and dykes that occur on layers of rock beneath the earth’s surface. These dykes and veins provide conduits along which petroleum and gas from source rocks can seep in through to reservoir rocks.
Through induced hydraulic ...

Introduction

This paper develops a discussion of how social constructivism, as a theory in international relation, can be applied to the European Union. Since its inception in the 50, the EU has continued to grow and increase in member states. This expansion and unity can be explained using various approaches, however, the primary focus of the paper is application of social constructivism to the European Union.

Theoretical framework of social constructivism

The initial point of social constructivism into the international relations was through a clarification of epistemology and ontology of the earlier schools of thoughts. Through epistemology, social constructivists have managed to gain considerable legitimacy including explanation, causality, ...

The United States has often been labeled as being exceptional as far as international politics are concerned. Exceptionalism is the belief that the U.S. is different compared to other nations because it is tasked with the specific world mission of spreading liberty and democracy. This rooted belief in America’s exceptionalism has been echoed by President Obama’s persistent utter that there could be no contradiction about American exceptionalism. However, growing opposition from various interest groups has attracted criticism on whether there is still much hope about American exceptionalism. Presently, interest groups play the most domineering role in modern ...

Consequences of the armed war to the American society

American wars had great effects towards all aspects of the American society. This was characterized by rise in demand for weapons, invention, military tactics and a whole lot more. As a result, the American economy was affected and so was the political set up. The production industry, for instance, was had its greatest share as it basically controlled all aspects of the Americas from politics to economy (Daniel, 1998). Particularly, after America joined the second world war, there was need to produce more weapons so as to keep its military strategy on course. American manufacturers therefore had top keep on producing ...