1. Domestic-Foreign politics interactions
Alison Essence of Decision
Rosenau-1966 Linkage Politics
Putnam-1988 Two-Level Games
Fearon-1995 Domestic Audience Costs
Mesquita- 1995/2003 Logic of Survival

2. Domestic factors Type of a political regime a country has
Substate Actors and their preferences
Internal balances
Information flows
Preferences of individual social and political groups

3. Two level games International negotiation has domestic components
Ratification procedures
Democracies small win set, non democracies large win set
Chief negotiator’s tendency to misrepresent win-set at home

4. Interest group liberalism-Andrew Moravcsik
Preferences of different social groups are also different
Every social group has a different relative power
Groups with more power will have their preferences reflected as foreign policy