1. The Roles of President
during the Foreign Policy Making Process
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2. George Washington’s Farewell Address in 1789 contained one
major piece to the country regarding the relations with
others: avoid entagling alliances.
But it could not be implemented in todays’ world system
because one of US foreign policys’ function is securitys’ peace-
keeper.
The Beginning

3. Same as public policy, meaning a goal oriented course of
action based on law that the governments follow when
dealing with a problem or issue on running the country, but
reach a broader range of goals
Covers a range of various international issues
Foreign Policy?

4. Preserve the national security of United States
Promoting world peace and a secure global environment
Maintaining a balance of power among nations
Working with allies to solve international problems
Promoting democratic values and human rights
Furthering cooperative foreign trade and global involvement in
international trade organizations
Goals

5. The President
Presidents’ advisers
The bureaucracy
Congress
The shapers  interest groups and mass media
Official Key Players

6. Role of President
Roles
Commander-
in-Chief
Chief
Diplomat
Chief Trade
Negotiator
Head of State
Head of
Government

7. Determine the foreign policy that is going to be made
Organize and direct linked departments and agencies relating
to the subjected matters
Negotiating treaties and multi-lateral agreements with other
nations
President Responsibilities

8. Step 1  President could do :
responding to foreign events
proposing for legislation
negotiating international agreements
policy statements
policy implementations
independent actions
Step 2  Congress then :
advocate the plan or change the proposed plan
reject or approve the final plan
How to Constitute a Foreign Policy?

9. National Security Council
Vice President
Secretary of State
Secretary of Defense
Head of Central Intelligence Agency (CIA)
Chair of the Joint Chiefs of Staff
Presidents’ Advisors

10. Well, think then!
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