Foreign Policy in Comparative Perspective: Domestic and International Influences on State Behavior

Beasley, Ryan K.; Kaarbo, Juliet; Lantis, Jeffrey S.; Snarr, Michael T.

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“…The second category points to factors internal to the state. In other words, characteristics of the domestic political system—citizens and groups within that system, government organizations, and individual leaders—serve as the source of a state’s foreign policy (Beasley, Kaarbo, Lantis, & Snarr, , p. 7). One hallmark of foreign policy analysis scholarship is that the subfield views the explanation of foreign policy decision making as being multifactorial and multilevel.…”

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Reasoning in Foreign Policy Making from the Analogy Perspective: The Case Study of Iran’s Nuclear Issue

Kamali¹,

Jooshani²

2019

Asian Politics and Policy

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Recent discussions about Iran’s nuclear issue have not only raised questions about its present and future policies but also over the past. The aim of this study is to identify historical analogies employed on the nuclear issue of Iran from 2003 to 2016. It shows how some senior government officials in Iran dealing with the nuclear issue have been fighting analogical battles, in terms of comparing Iran’s current situation with other historical events. Research findings suggest that “Hudaybiyya Peace Treaty,” “Peace Treaty of Imam Hassan,” “Treaty of Turkmenchay,” “Nationalization of Oil,” and “Resolution 598” are the episodes that different analogizers have used, as they present their agreement or disagreement with the negotiations over Iran’s nuclear policy.

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Reasoning in Foreign Policy Making from the Analogy Perspective: The Case Study of Iran’s Nuclear Issue

Kamali¹,

Jooshani²

2019

Asian Politics and Policy

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“…En lo que atañe a la cuestión de lo comparable, se seleccionaron cuidadosamente las categorías procurando conservar el nivel de generalización. Las mismas son utilizadas como herramientas para identificar diferencias y semejanzas, esperando que esta forma de trabajo permita captar los matices que presenta el objeto de estudio (Sartori 1994;Beasley et al 2012;Hudson y Vore 1995).…”

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Contexto contiguo y operaciones de mantenimiento de la paz en Argentina, Chile y Venezuela: ¿alianzas estratégicas?

Lorenzini

2017

Íconos

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Este artículo examina la relevancia del contexto contiguo y la visión y participación en operaciones de mantenimiento de la paz en las agendas externas de Argentina, Chile y Venezuela durante la primera década del siglo XXI. Para ello, se utilizan las categorías de percepciones de amenaza y conflictos territoriales, gastos militares, posiciones sobre medidas de confianza mutua y participación en misiones de paz. Se parte de que los gobiernos pueden anunciar la conformación de una alianza estratégica; cabe preguntar si el anuncio es una condición necesaria y suficiente para la existencia de esta forma peculiar de relación entre Estados. Se espera que este estudio permita identificar la relevancia y la existencia o no de espacios de complementariedad en esta área temática para reflexionar acerca de cuán próximos se encuentran Argentina-Chile y Argentina-Venezuela de la conformación de una alianza estratégica.

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“…Norms are closely related to appropriate behavior to do (Rosyidin, 2014). Norms represent shared expectations about behavior derived from beliefs, standards of behavior, international conventions and decision-making procedures (Beasly, 2013).…”

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The Aftermath of the Mare Nostrum Policy Quandary on Migration in Italy

Fadil¹,

Yi²

2019

IJGS

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Italy is the destination for migration and Libya is the main gateway for sending migrants by sea. Political instability in Libya due to the Arab Spring became fertile ground for smugglers to send thousands of irregular migrants from mainland Africa across the Mediterranean to Europe. The number of irregular migrants who come to cause problems for Italy. Italy is a country that is quite focused on resolving irregular migrant problems, but regulations regarding migrants are still said to be unsuccessful given the growing number of migrants. Migrants who arrive are often referred to as "Marocchini" or Moroccans. This research uses the concept of norms in constructivism. Norms have standards of behavior that contain prohibitions and recommendations of action. After the cessation of Operation Mare Nostrum, Italy continued to show consistency in complying with the laws of the sea and human rights, by continuing to carry out surveillance and rescue at sea. This was reinforced by the statement of the Italian Prime Minister, Matteo Renzi who was committed to making the problem in the Mediterranean a focus of foreign policy and migration became an important political agenda.

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Foreign Policy in Comparative Perspective: Domestic and International Influences on State Behavior

Cited by 34 publications

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Reasoning in Foreign Policy Making from the Analogy Perspective: The Case Study of Iran’s Nuclear Issue

Reasoning in Foreign Policy Making from the Analogy Perspective: The Case Study of Iran’s Nuclear Issue

Contexto contiguo y operaciones de mantenimiento de la paz en Argentina, Chile y Venezuela: ¿alianzas estratégicas?

The Aftermath of the Mare Nostrum Policy Quandary on Migration in Italy

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