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    Pakistan's Foreign Policy

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    and by special influences which may be of transitory nature. In the words of P.A Reynolds‚ the Foreign Policy is defined as under:- "The range of actions taken by varying sections of the government of a state in its relations with other bodies similarly acting on the international stage‚ in order to advance the national interests." Foreign Policy consists of the external actions taken by decision makers with the intention of achieving long-range goals and short-term objectives. Action is constrained

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    The Criminalization

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    Uddin :p (fix it) The Effects of War and Peace on Foreign Aid War comes with many costs‚ and Foreign Aid is one among the many. Infact‚ in many a cases the biggest that a nation had to pay. In International relations‚ overseas aid or foreign aid is provided in the form of a voluntary transfer of resources from a developed country‚ such as the United States of America to developing nation like Bangladesh or India. A part of the objective behind this act

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    According to Sarkesian‚ “US national interests are expression of US values projected into the domestic and international arenas.” The concerns of technology‚ totalitarianism‚ and suspicion of the military have developed into the four core national interests. President Roosevelt saw the need for unity among military branches necessary in order to combat against the concerns of national interest. President Truman adapted the national interests to show the strength of the U.S. The national interests

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    IO 3

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    countries and between European states and their colonies expanded and inter-state relations became more frequent and more intense. Ideas for a more international approach to governance were proposed. In a pioneering textbook on international organization‚ Swords into Plowshares‚ 1964‚ Inis L. Claude describes three major innovations of governance that emerged in the 19th C: i) The Concert of Europe ii) Public International Unions iii) The Hague Conferences 3.1 The Concert of Europe This was a concert

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    Concert of Power (Cop)

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    number and type of actors has multiplied in the process of globalization‚ great powers retain their dominant role in international security. The central element of global security governance‚ the one factor that presents a road fork between the paths to peace and to war and which also is a precondition to successful management of several other important issues‚ thus concerns the relations between the major powers. If they cooperate‚ global security governance becomes a viable opportunity. If they don’t

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    because states are experiencing challenges and transformations both internally and externally that the analysis of foreign policy is important. Foreign policy analysis as a study of inquiry connects the study of international relations (i.e. the way states relate to each other in international politics) with the study of domestic politics i.e. functioning of government and the various actors. According to foreignpolicyanalysis.org‚ it defined Foreign policy analysis “As a field of study characterized

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    National Interest

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    milieu in which it is used by the states. The term national interest gained currency with the emergence of nation state system following the end of WWII‚ National interest become a tool to increase political control and the expansion of economic relations (Thompson‚ 1966). National interest is the long term and continuing ends established by states for which they manoeuvre and acts. All and sundry states are bound to procure these goals. Some countries of west Europe in order to gain their interest

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    understanding as risk minimization Introduced in the introduction in this chapter‚ I will first review existing literature on international relations theorists in narrating hedging strategy. Linking dictionary definition on the word hedge‚ hedging strategy means to prevent any loss in state’s pursuit of national interests from making strategic adversary in an uncertain international system by presenting overtly the strategic indeterminacy. Hedging strategy is‚ hence‚ a risk-aversive strategy in preventing

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    The rise of China and whether it will rise peacefully or not is a large question in international politics today. When looking at the article China’s Unpeaceful Rise by John J. Mearsheimer‚ we see that he believes China will not rise in a peaceful manner. This essay will assess the realist theories used by Mearsheimer to predict that the future relations between China and America will not be peaceful by looking at States living in anarchy and the main objective of a state‚ survival‚ according to

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    (1840–1914) He drew the rivalry between Britain and France. Mahan believed that mastery of the seas was essential to global power and national defense‚ to compete or die. For Mahan there was a necesity of imperialism and an unrealistic idealism of international law. He argued that world dominance could be held by an Anglo-American alliance from key bases surrounding Eurasia. The northern land hemisphere‚ the far-flung parts of which were linked through the passageways offered by the Panama and Suez Canals

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