In this project report we will discuss about foreign policy decision making and violent non state actors. Some other topics discussed are: Challenges to Sovereignty, Foreign Policy Decision-Making during Crisis, Values and Threats, Guerrilla Tactics, Terrorist Tactics, etc. A state’s foreign policy is targeted at many different outside actors. To understand foreign policy behavior, you have to observe how states communicate with other states. In this research, we examine just how foreign policy decision-making while in crisis situation may differ when it is aimed at violent non-state actors. A crisis is understood to be an event when a state perceives a threat to one or more of its basic values, along with an understanding of finite time for response, and a increased possibility of participating in military hostilities. Violent non-state actors are the ones non-state groups which follow their political goals by using or by threatening to use violence. On top of that, the non-state actors of interest are those that endanger an external state’s national interests in a manner that it signifies a crisis to the country, requiring some kind of foreign policy response. This research proposes that because non-state actors lack the majority of the structural features related with a state, for instance a recognized foreign ministry or the insufficient trust states have in a non-state leader’s capability to enforce agreements, states reply to these crises more strongly than they do when addressing crises triggered by states. It has been confirmed by the International Crisis Behavior (ICB) data that the major response by states toward crises brought about by violent non-state actors are more violent than responses to crises triggered by states…..
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Contents
Chapter 1: Introduction: A Different Threat
Violent Non-State Actors in Historical Context
Non-State Actors in Today’s International System
Challenges to Sovereignty
Non-State Power
State versus Non-State
The Impact of Violent Non-State Actors
Beyond Intervention
Foreign Policy Decision-Making during Crisis
Obstacles and Challenges
Outline and Structure of Dissertation
Chapter 2: State Decision-Making and Crisis Bargaining
with Violent Non-State Actors
Foreign Policy Decision-Making
Action-Reaction and Sequential Games in Foreign
Policy Decision-Making
Sequential Decision-Making and Crisis Bargaining
Between States and Non-States
Values and Threats
Conclusion
Chapter 3: Violent Non-State Actors
Defining Violent Non-State Actors
Revolutionary/Ideological Movements
Ethnopolitical/Identity Movements
Fundamentalist/Religious Movements
Violent Tactics
Guerrilla Tactics
Terrorist Tactics
Conclusion
Chapter 4: Data, Hypotheses and Methodology
Case Selection
Classification of Violent Non-State Groups and Tactics
Hypotheses
Methods and Variables
Dependent Variables
Independent Variables
Chapter 5: State Responses to Non-State Actors
during Foreign Policy Crises
Violence and State Responses to Non-State Actors
Why Violence?
States, Non-States and Values Threatened
International Organization Involvement
Violent Responses and Actor Type and Tactic
Conclusion
Chapter 6: Foreign Policy and Violent Non-State….
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