Ch.18: Foreign Policy and Democracy Flashcards
refers to the programs and policies that determine America’s relations with other nations and foreign entities.
foreign policy
Foreign policy includes
diplomacy, military & security policy, international human rights policies and economic policy (trade&energy)
The nation’s foreign policy makers are
president, congress, bureaucracy
Three main goal of U.S foreign policy
security, prosperity and the creation of a better world
Groups other than nation-states that attempt to play a Rolle in the international system. Terrorist groups are an example
Non-state actors
Avoidance of involvement in the affairs of other nations, (Monroe and Washington)
isolationism
In the aftermath of WWII the US developed a new security policy known as __________. it is a policy designed to to curtail the political and military expansion of a hostile power.
containment
the effort to forestall war by giving in to the demands of a hostile power
appeasement
the period of struggle between the US and RUSSIA lasting from the late 1940s to about 1990.
Cold War.
Political entities consisting of a people with some common cultural experience who also share a common political authority, recognize by other sovereignties
nation states
What states are considered rogue states to the US
North Korea and Iran
policy of striking first when a nation fears that a foreign foe is contemplating hostile action
preventive war
The emphasis on diplomacy, sanctions and collective action seemed to characterized the president’s response to the three major foreign policy problems
russia annex, iran nuke, North Korea missiles
The most visible and important elements of US international economic policy is
trade policy
International organization promoting free trades that grew out oft the GATT
World Trade Organization
internation trade organization, in existence from 1947 to 1995 that set many of the rules governing International trade
General Agreement on tariffs and trade