Final Term Quiz No. 1: Introduction to International Relations

The strategy used by a Government to guide its actions in the international arena.

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Sometimes known as a comparative foreign policy and has emerged as a major sub area of international relations.

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These procedures are also usually undertaken by interagency working group.

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This refers to the task of identifying national interests and foreign policy objectives, and arranging them by order of priority.

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This refers to the procedure of stating affirmatively what is a country's foreign policy.

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A potential avenue for military invasion or economic coercion, usually produced by geographic characteristics.

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A more immediate capability in the hands of an adversary that may be used to exploit vulnerabilities.

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Define as non-involvement in the affairs of others, in particular by avoiding military commitments.

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True or False: Non-alignment has two meanings.

• TRUE

• FALSE

Legal status of a state during armed hostilities.

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