International Relations Endterm
3 important questions on International Relations Endterm
Level-of-Analysis Approach to foreign policy
- Systemic level (eg. The distribution of power in the international system; their political and economic interdependence)
- Nation-state level (eg. Type of government, relations between the state apparatus and groups in society)
- Individual-level (decision-maker, their way of thinking)
- Nation-state level (eg. Type of government, relations between the state apparatus and groups in society)
- Individual-level (decision-maker, their way of thinking)
Systemic level of foreign policy analysis
Conditions in the international system that compel or pressure states towards acting in certain ways
Systemic level: realism
- Basic factor explaining state behaviour is the distribution of power among states
- Small states = constrained by the international system --> their FP must respond to external pressure rather than domestic political concerns
- Small states = constrained by the international system --> their FP must respond to external pressure rather than domestic political concerns
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