Articles for tag: Foreign Policy

Give the Gift of World Peace

Did you have a difficult time finding the right gifts for your significant others this holiday season? Did you resort to giving out fruitcakes? Gift cards? Or did you get busted for the ultimate holiday faux pas-the regifted gift? Snap out of your holiday funk and start the new year off right by giving the ...

The President and Congress’ Role in Foreign Policy

Congress and the president play important roles in the foreign policy of the United States. The Constitution grants both branches of the government specific powers and also has areas where they need to work together. Both the legislative and executive branches have informal powers that each can use and exploit for political gain. Congress and ...

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Hu Jintao and China’s Foreign Policy

Hu Jintao became president of the People’s Republic of China in 2003 and has changed many aspects of China’s foreign policy. While his predecessor, Jiang Zemin, had what could be described as a U.S.-centric foreign policy, Hu has expanded the scope of the country’s foreign policy to include more diverse alliances with countries such as ...

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Imperial Presidency: A Definition

“Webster’s Unabridged Dictionary bluntly defines imperial presidency as ‘a US presidency that is characterized by greater power than the Constitution allows'” (Am. Foreign Policy 118). This asserts for questionability of the acts performed by the President defined by the Constitution. The Founding Fathers chose, instead of concentrating Constitutional authority in a single body, to disperse ...

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Isolationism: A Foreign Policy

Isolationism is a foreign policy that dates back to the 14th century and is very protective. When the original thirteen colonies in America became the United States of America, isolationism was deliberately chosen to secure the best interests of the newly formed country. Many other countries have finger-pointed, accused, and been nasty toward the United ...