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"Foreign policy refers to the relations of a nation with other nations in an attempt to achieve a set of goals. ... Foreign Policy, there is not just a single set policy. The United States has as many foreign policies as there are other countries in the world. Each different policy is based on interstate relations with a specific country. ... has a foreign policy with the Soviet Union, but "in the twentieth century no foreign policy relationship has been so fraught with danger as that of the United States and the Soviet Union"(3pg1). So, in order to "help" relations between us, we work out deals with our allies to acquire foreign aid from them with separate foreign policies. ...
Some parts of foreign policy are affected by domestic policy. ...
Historical and social traditions also play a role in a countrys foreign policy. ...
Economic factors also enter into the foreign policy equation, whether it is dealing with foreign aide during times of war, or international trade. ... foreign policy"(1pg387). This is also another great example of how foreign policy can change like the wind.
Shaping foreign policy to meet the great demands of a nation always in a state of transformation is a large task.
Approximate Word count = 944
Approximate Pages = 3.8
(250 words per page double spaced)
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