FOREIGN POLICY OF DEVELOPED COUNTRIES (4 Credits)
Learning outcomes:
On successful completion of this course, student will be able to: Identify basic concepts, definition of developed countries and relevant approaches in foreign policy analysis; Identify the foreign policy actors and decision-making process of several developed countries i.e United States, European Union, UK, German, Russia, Japan and Australia; Explain the factors and sources of foreign policy in each developed country; Analyze the developed country’s foreign policy in the International Relations Context.
Topics:
- Introduction : the History and Evolutions of Foreign Policy Analysis;
- Politics of Foreign Policy and Level of Analysis (I);
- Politics of Foreign Policy and Level of Analysis (II);
- Understanding theoretical I : Realism and Foreign Policy;
- Understanding theoretical II : Liberalism and Foreign Policy;
- Understanding theoretical III : Constructivism and Foreign Policy;
- Model of Decision Making in Foreign Policy Analysis (I);
- Model of Decision Making in Foreign Policy Analysis (II);
- The Foreign Policy of The European Union;
- EU’s Foreign Policy System: Actors and Policy Making;
- The Foreign Policy Dimension of Internal Policies;
- Concepts of energy security and EU foreign policy;
- The Practice of Russia’s Foreign Policy;
- Making of Russia’s Foreign Policy;
- Geopolitics Russia and Energy Policy;
- Germany’s Foreign Policy;
- UK : Leadership and Foreign Policy;
- British Foreign Policy After Brexit;
- Australia Foreign Policy and Current Issues;
- The Context of U.S. Foreign Policy Theory and History;
- US Foreign Policy : Comparative Study between Obama and Trump’s Administration;
- US Foreign Policy :Post 9/11;
- US Foreign Policy in the Twenty-First Century: Choices and Challenges;
- Women in Foreign Policy;
- US Foreign Policy: The Middle East;
- Japan’s Foreign Policy.
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