1. INTERNATIONALINTERNATIONAL
POLITICS AS FOREIGNPOLITICS AS FOREIGN
POLICY OUTPUTSPOLICY OUTPUTS
(A-B)=C(A-B)=C
AA= National Interests= National Interests
BB= National Power= National Power
CC= Foreign Policy= Foreign Policy
5. NEUTRALITYNEUTRALITY
Legal StatusLegal Status
war, intervention, military, territory,war, intervention, military, territory,
diplomaticdiplomatic
Hostile Major Power agreed to neutralize aHostile Major Power agreed to neutralize a
particular territory for the sake of theirparticular territory for the sake of their
strategies (Swiss 1815, Belgium 1813,strategies (Swiss 1815, Belgium 1813,
Luxemburg 1867, Austria 1955, Laos 1962)Luxemburg 1867, Austria 1955, Laos 1962)
Simple Diffuse SystemSimple Diffuse System
Supported by Major PowerSupported by Major Power
6. DIPLOMATICDIPLOMATIC
COALITION &COALITION &
MILITARY ALLIANCEMILITARY ALLIANCE
The partisan state consider unable toThe partisan state consider unable to
solve their own national interests.solve their own national interests.
It happens in all international system,It happens in all international system,
except in Hierarchical system.except in Hierarchical system.
Domestic factors: economic, social etc.Domestic factors: economic, social etc.
(ie: ASEAN, NAFTA)(ie: ASEAN, NAFTA)
Geographically openGeographically open
7. TYPES OF ALLIANCETYPES OF ALLIANCE
Casus Foederis (Factual/Contextual)Casus Foederis (Factual/Contextual)
Commitment of agreementCommitment of agreement
Military IntegrityMilitary Integrity
Regional/Area OrientationRegional/Area Orientation