Question

what is foreign policy and what institutions are involved with it?

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Foreign Policy is a country's official positions, practices and procedures for dealing with actors outside its borders.

Two views of foreign policy are Isolationism and Internationalism.

Isolationism is foreign policy view that nations should stay out of international political alliances and activities, and focus on domestic matters

Internationalism is foreign policy view that the US should actively engage in world affairs in order to try to shape events in accordance with U.S. interests. This is the foreign policy view held by 65% of the American public and foreign policymakers.

Foreign policy is formulated and implemented within the executive branch. The principal policy institutions are the departments of State and Defense, the National Security Council (NSC), and the CIA