POL305Y1 : Summary of Chapters 13-24.docx

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Studying individual and governmental determinants: pm s have a lot of power when it comes to determining policy, because of cabinet solidarity and the power of the pm to dismiss cabinet members. Prime ministers" individual foreign policy belief systems. Pearson"s internationalism: methodist; anglophone bias; => biases; liberal optimist; didn t see the systemic changes happening post wwii; focussed on the atlantic community; francophones not seen as important; Trudeau"s globalist anti-nationalism: trudeau had a strong academic background; philosophically based thinking; very anti-nukes; sympathetic to the developing world; no insecurities about the states because of the. 2 it was important; wanted to keep a fiscal surplus; believed in competitive; globalizing free trade; had his own theory about globalization; read the latest books on foreign policy therefore made open choices; Harper"s foreign policy belief system: little interest or experience with fp; but comfortable leading;

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