Studying Foreign Policy Comparatively

The book delves into the intricate processes and factors that influence foreign policy, employing a levels-of-analysis framework. It examines various elements such as the impact of leadership, negotiation tactics, national image, political culture, public opinion, media influence, and the role of nonstate actors. By integrating theoretical insights with real-world case studies, the text provides a comprehensive understanding of how these diverse factors shape a nation's foreign policy decisions.