13.2 Terrorism  Public awareness  Multilateral vs unilateral  Best approach?  Worst approach?

Democracy and Foreign Policy?

II. Constitutional Struggle Art I. – Leg PowersArt II. – Exec Powers  Declares war  Power of the Purse  Raises military  Regulate commerce with other nations  Commander-in chief  Appoints ambassadors (senate approval)  Negotiates treaties (senate approval)

III. The instruments of foreign policy  Military  Economic  diplomacy

Imagine  -5% decline in real GDP  20% unemployment  1.4 M barrels drop in daily oil exports  $80 B hard currency reserves trapped overseas  25% inflation  40% decline in motor vehicle production

Current issues CNN overview on sanctions on iran Obama explains Iranian Deal obama doctrine (in his words) krauthammer-obama-on-iran-nuclear-deal israel on us-iranian deal

IV. Policymakers A. Pres = chief diplomat & Commander B. Congress C. Diplomats (secretary of state, State Dept) D. National security establishment 1. DOD 2. Joint Chiefs of Staff 3. Secretary of Defense 4. NSC 5. CIA

V. History of US Foreign Policy  Handout provided that should serve as a refresher from US history

VI. New Global Agenda  The US  Interdependence in global economy  New issues and tools  Economic sanctions  Nuclear proliferation  Terrorism  Global inequality  Energy and the environment

I. The politics of FP  Majoritarian for the most part  IG politics  Client politics