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    As one of Donald Trump’s worthy advisors, there are many foreign policy issues to handle and dealing with them is a crucial part in becoming a safer, cleaner and more stable overall nation. Given the fact that our country is one of the most powerful in the world and also has many resources, the problems that we face today can in fact be dealt with when approached with knowledge, proportionality, and empathy/sympathy. To make America great again and change the downward spiral we have placed…

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    important. America's foreign policy determines how we do that. In this paper, I will be briefly discussing the foreign policies of President's Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson. President Roosevelt's foreign policy was called "the big stick policy". He believed in negotiating peacefully, but carry the threat of military muscle behind it. President Taft's foreign policy, called "Dollar Diplomacy" was based on his belief that U.S. investments in foreign countries would lead to better foreign relations…

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    President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s actions in regards to the foreign policy had effective outcomes as well as ineffective outcomes. In his opinion his decisions were based on the protection of America, essentially ignoring other countries in need at the time. Roosevelt passed many neutrality Acts in order to avoid being dragged into another world war. He bypassed the chance to ally with countries fighting against supreme powers, such as Germany, Italy, and Japan. While Roosevelt’s New Deal was a…

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    One of the most contentious debates of modern times is whether religious beliefs should be included as a basis of evaluating and implementing public policy. While modernization and secularization are seen as signs of progress and development, adherence to religion or involving religious beliefs is seen as backward, primitive, outdated and irrelevant to the workings of the political system by many. This is based on the idea of linear development and that total secularism and abandonment of…

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    Indonesia’s policy making processes Understanding Indonesia’s policy making context When talking about the Rugby World Cup final game, there will be commentators discussing and predicting about what each team might and might not do. Some interesting and precise predictions could arise because the game’s rules are strict and certain. In addition, there are referees to lead the game based on the game 's rules. Interestingly, any policy making context is quite similar to that game. Policy…

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    Public policy can be defined as steps that the government or any other organisation takes to achieve a certain goal. In this context, it is the government’s decision to act or not to act on an issue. Governments are able to get guidance and accountability from it. Various factors affect decision making, such as values. The public policy process is made complex by issues such as huge amounts of money and value and interests that are deeply held. Policy may be formal or informal. Formal policy is…

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    way up to then Governor Steve Beshear signing the bill, Representative Santoro allotted me the opportunity to observe how public policy is developed. Additionally, I gained valuable skills in communicating to the public how the government is working to improve their lives and empower society. My main responsibility while interning for Rep. Santoro was to expound his policy stances and why he took that stance to his constituents who had written or emailed him. I believe these communication skills…

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    Just like you wouldn 't want to fix a leak with a piece of paper. You wouldn’t want to approach a problem with an ineffective policy. Effectiveness is one of the hardest thing for a policymaker to actually discern. Most of the time you have to base it on assumptions and projections which make it difficult to make a real picture of how things will actually turn out. It’s very apparent…

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    understand social policy it is imperative that we understand why there is a need to comprehend such policy. Social policy affects individuals, communities and society in direct and in-direct ways on micro and macro levels. As a future social work professional understanding social policy and how it is created assists in achieving an important value of the profession- social justice. By understanding social policy, social work professionals can help break down the barriers that policy can put up,…

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    American foreign policy. But rather, an adoption of a long-existed political agenda that devoted to spread democratic values globally. I will begin by summarizing the three directions that have been reported by the scholars and thus how the American belief in democratic value unceasingly function as the substantial influence that feed and shaped the American foreign policy. Desch: The Illiberalism in American Foreign Policy What created the illiberalism in the current American foreign policy?…

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