Foreign Policy and Models of Decision Making

...represents the strategy governments

use to guide their actions in the international arena.

• rational actor model

• internationalism

• foreign policy

• globalisation

When a country does not engage much with the world

and keeps to one’s self is...

• isolationism

• internationalism

• global power

• imperialism

country which prioritizes global peace and security

via non -

military means and through multilateral organizations

• isolationism

• internationalism

• global power

• imperialism

A country who interferes in other

countries’ affairs as a way to achieve its own national security objectives.

• isolationism

• internationalism

• global power

• imperialism

Derives from the desire to achieve a larger Empire.

Essentially an aggressive tactic whereby the country in question uses

other countries to further its own hegemonic goals

• isolationism

• internationalism

• global power

• imperialism

List 3 factors that might affect foreign policy

The idea that policy begins with a shared sense of the national interest is shared by:

• rational actor model

• organisational model

• government bargaining model

According to.... foreign policy decision making is social process

• rational actor model

• organisational model

• government bargaining model

In... the decision makers skip the process of identifying goals and alternative action, relying on standardised responses.

• rational actor model

• organisational model

• government bargaining model

The key actors in ... are unitary states

• rational actor model

• organisational model

• government bargaining model