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What are some of the permanent markers of a country's existence?
Which of the following is NOT a determinant of foreign policy?
Which determinants of foreign policy can potentially undergo subtle transformations?
Which determinants of foreign policy are in the nature of given variables that cannot be changed?
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Which determinants of foreign policy can change with the change of time?
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Study Notes
Determinants of Foreign Policy
- Permanent markers of a country's existence include: geography, population, natural resources, and economic system.
- Ideology, national interests, and public opinion are NOT permanent markers of a country's existence.
- Ideology is NOT a determinant of foreign policy.
Dynamic Determinants of Foreign Policy
- National interests, public opinion, and political institutions can potentially undergo subtle transformations.
- These determinants can change over time and influence foreign policy decisions.
Static Determinants of Foreign Policy
- Geography, population, natural resources, and economic system are in the nature of given variables that cannot be changed.
- These determinants are permanent and do not change, but they can influence foreign policy decisions.
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Test your knowledge on the determinants of foreign policy and how they shape a country's external relations. Explore the geophysical location, leadership, and other factors that influence a nation's trajectory in this quiz.
