Foreign policy is “the ‘actions of an independent political authority’ because it is reserved to sovereign states. However, foreign policy decisions are not made in an “international” vacuum. There is a strong domestic dimension of every foreign policy decision. As such foreign policy-making will not be restricted to “traditional” foreign policy actors only and that other bureaucracies will become involved”, and even “actors from other countries may have… (an impact) on the politics surrounding foreign policymaking.” (Kirişçi, 2009, p.41). Besides, contemporary literature argues that, “foreign policy, although usually linked to the behavior of a state, can apply to other actors. Thus, it is perfectly possible to speak of companies, regional governments, and nonstate actors having foreign policies.In addition, at least for one particular theory of International Relations, classical realism, foreign policy was a cornerstone in the study of international relations.