THE VARIABLES EFFECTIVE ON THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS CARRIED OUT FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN THE U.S. PRO-COLD WAR FOREIGN POLICY

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MOHAMMADI NAJM SEYYED HOSSEIN; YAZDANPANAH MOHAMMAD

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Journal: JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY Year:2014 | Volume:22 | Issue:3 (87) Page(s): 243-277

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THE VARIABLES EFFECTIVE ON THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS CARRIED OUT FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN THE U.S. PRO-COLD WAR FOREIGN POLICY

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MOHAMMADI NAJM SEYYED HOSSEIN | YAZDANPANAH MOHAMMAD | Issue Writer Certificate

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FOREIGN POLICYQ2

MILITARY INTERVENTIONQ2

AMERICAQ2

THE SOURCES OF DECISION MAKINGQ2

PRO-COLD WARQ2

Abstract

In the process of how countries’ FOREIGN POLICY is shaped, a specific model of decision making becomes predominant considering the type of governmental structure, the economic-social system and the cultural features pertaining to that political unit. In reality, the model of decision making forms an important part of a state’s FOREIGN POLICY which is formulated and carried out within a particular systemic framework. Therefore, studying just three cases of AMERICA’s MILITARY INTERVENTIONs, the present article tries to enumerate the internal and external sources of decision making in AMERICA’s MILITARY INTERVENTIONs, and then establish the priority of each of the sources. It follows that the main question in the research at hand is “under what circumstances is the probability of MILITARY INTERVENTION in AMERICA’s FOREIGN POLICY increased”? To answer this question, the research hypothesis is that “under circumstances where the structure of international system (foreign variable) is conducive and the president himself agrees with military invasion, the MILITARY INTERVENTION in FOREIGN POLICY becomes more likely”. From the viewpoint of James Rosenau, the role variables have the most and individuals have the least part in AMERICA’s process of FOREIGN POLICY decision making. However, as the findings of this research show, the priority and position of the variables that give shape to AMERICA’s FOREIGN POLICY in wartime are different than in peacetime. The importance and sensitivity of decision making in critical times causes personal and variables in AMERICA’s military decision making to have priority on governmental and social variables.

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MOHAMMADI NAJM, SEYYED HOSSEIN, & YAZDANPANAH, MOHAMMAD. (2014). THE VARIABLES EFFECTIVE ON THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS CARRIED OUT FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN THE U.S. PRO-COLD WAR FOREIGN POLICY. JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, 22(3 (87)), 243-277. SID. https://sid.ir/paper/261067/en

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MOHAMMADI NAJM SEYYED HOSSEIN, YAZDANPANAH MOHAMMAD. THE VARIABLES EFFECTIVE ON THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS CARRIED OUT FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN THE U.S. PRO-COLD WAR FOREIGN POLICY. JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY[Internet]. 2014;22(3 (87)):243-277. Available from: https://sid.ir/paper/261067/en

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SEYYED HOSSEIN MOHAMMADI NAJM, and MOHAMMAD YAZDANPANAH, “THE VARIABLES EFFECTIVE ON THE DECISION-MAKING PROCESS CARRIED OUT FOR MILITARY INTERVENTION IN THE U.S. PRO-COLD WAR FOREIGN POLICY,” JOURNAL OF DEFENSE POLICY, vol. 22, no. 3 (87), pp. 243–277, 2014, [Online]. Available: https://sid.ir/paper/261067/en

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