US Foreign Policy #5

THE US FOREIGN POLICY

Brief Introduction

The political norm domestically earned and internationally achieved can be attributed to the famous 25-year old American National Guard pilot Charles A . Lindenberg who was the first person to fly solo on his Spirit of St Louis Airplane non-stop across the Atlantic Ocean and landed at the Le Bourget Aerodrome in Paris on May 21st 1927 (Jantunen 1998 . Basically , the norm domestically earned and internationally achieved lays the chronicle of Lindenberg who then worked with the US Air force and Defense Department , wherein his famous

voyage was patterned by the US ' foreign defense strategy in World War II during the 1930 's (Cole , W , 1998 in Jantunen , A , 1998 . As a result , the US domestic affairs were able to cross international bs and foster foreign relations that eventually led to the creation of its foreign policies

The use and review of literatures will be the guiding methodology of this which will discuss the US ' interstate (domestic ) and intrastate (international ) affairs in view of evolving its foreign policy

Influences that shape US foreign policy

The democratic processes involving the sovereign will of the people are the bottom-line of policy initiatives through legislation . On the other hand , situational factors primarily influence the sudden enactment of a policy . According to the book , `American Public Policy : An Introduction , published in 2006 by Clark Cochran , Lawrence Mayer , T Carr and N . Joseph Cayer , policies are classified according to purposes types , and goods . Basically , the classification of a public policy plays a key role in promoting moral and social values . For example , if the classification of a public policy pertains to preserving domestic peace and , it also results in the formation of international treaties against terrorism by allied governments . In other words , a policy has a dual role - in to secure the interstate (domestic , there must be an intrastate (foreign ) policy consistent with preventing the vulnerability of the people and state from potential external attacks or threats of terrorism

The 9 /11 Tragedy objectively result in a large public influence that resolutely condemned and abhorred terrorism . In effect , the US Congress has legislated and enacted series of homeland defense and security policies that has presently empowered the National Strategy for Homeland Security Act of 2007 . The enforcement of that policy works within the intrastate strategic framework , in which the scope of enforcement crosses international bs

In sum , it may be perceived that US foreign policy represents the domestic needs of the people or the interest of the state to uphold the economic resources and political affairs of the government . Moreover the processes in creating US foreign involve various international perspectives

President 's formal and informal foreign policy making powers

The Presidents formal and informal foreign policy-making powers today work two ways - first , the President being the Chief Executive , can veto a decree or enact s having the formal constitutional mandate and second , he or she informally can influence ministerial function through the so-called mandamus duty ' [having extraordinary...