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identifying the problem,

executing the alternative,

finding a solution to the problem,

choosing an alternative,

searching for alternatives,

Event-Data Approach

Case-Study Approach 

Comparative Foreign Policy Approach 

Realism 

Idealism 

Religion

Interest groups

Civil society organizations

Political regimes

National role conceptualizations

Interest groups are private associations of people having similar policy views.

Interest groups were generally less influential on foreign policy than on domestic policy issues.

Cultural groups consist of people bound in terms of religious beliefs, ideological goals or cultural demands.

Issue-oriented groups draw their membership from people having a common policy goal.

Interest groups have formal policy-making authority.

Problem recognition phase and goal prioritisation phase.

Editing phase and evaluation phase.

Contingency planning phase and option assessment phase.

Contingency planning phase and evaluation phase.

Editing phase and option assessment phase.

Hard power

Coercive power

Persuasive power

Reward power

Vis a vis

Political ideologies

Political regimes

Civil society organizations

Leadership

Religion

The human beings are all rational in their behaviours.

Peace can be secured through collective security.

Interests of states do not clash.

Democratic sates are less likely to go to war with each other.

Human nature is egoist. 

The US President meeting the Russian Counterpart at a summit in Japan

European countries' response to the crisis in Venezuela

Trade wars between the US and China

Brexit talks between Britain and EU

Reasons for reconciliation attempts between North and South Korean leaders

Constructivist

Idealist

Behaviouralist

Realist

Neo-classical Realist

crisis decisions

major decisions

sequential decisions

micro decisions

group decisions

Actors’ perception of their environment.

Structure circumstances.

Milieu circumstances.

Logic of consequences.

Logic of appropriateness.

The BPM “focuses primarily on the political processes internal to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the political processes outside to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the economic processes outside to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the social processes internal to each state”

The BPM “focuses primarily on the social processes outside to each state”

Issue-oriented groups

Cultural groups

Economic groups

The mass media

Religious groups

The size of the state

The size of GDP

The size of the military forces

The quality of infrastructure

The national anthem

Anarchy.

Sovereignty.

Globalization.

Interdependence.

National interest.

Classical realism

Liberalism

Structural realism

Neoclassical realism

Neorealism

an externally recognized right of independent, supreme or final decision-making and decision-enforcing authority possessed by the state, generally over given territory

the absence of government or the lack of a central authority within the framework of politics

the actors that do posses the capacity to independently act upon conscious intentions and, at least in part, make their own free choices without consulting with the other actors

the increasing connectivity between the actors and issues led to a world where no actor is immune from the impact of what is happening to another

the ultimate reason or purpose for someone or something’s existence

Size of the country

Geopolitical positions 

Resources

Prime minister of a country

Population