Foreign Policy Analysis: Perspectives and Approaches

Abstract

Scholars engaged in foreign policy analysis (FPA) deal with various levels of analysis and types of problems, that reflect diverse, comparative and multidisciplinary nature of the field. This panel will provide room for comparative studies as well as for theoretically and methodologically innovative papers, covering studies of process, effects, causes or outputs of foreign policy decision-making. Although there is no ambition to present all research methods available for the study of foreign policy, taken together the papers will illustrate contemporary research agenda and diversity of perspectives that exist in the field of FPA today.

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Religion’s Integration in Foreign Policy Analysis: Egypt’s Policy Toward the Syrian Conflict (2012-2013)	View Paper Details
Methodological Challenges in Foreign Policy Analysis – The Operational Code of Colin L. Powell	View Paper Details
Comparative Analysis of Peace Processes: Sierra Leone and Democratic Republic of Congo	View Paper Details