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American Foreign Policy Making Between: President and Congress: Constitutional Provision and Practical Reality

Nassr Mohammed Ali

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The Article deals with U.S foreign policy making  at many levels: the first highlighted the definition of U.S foreign policy, schools of thought , and main tool and objectives. While the second concern with powers of foreign policy shared between President and Congress explain the gap between constitutional provision and practical reality.

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The Article deals with U.S foreign policy making  at many levels: the first highlighted the definition of U.S foreign policy, schools of thought , and main tool and objectives. While the second concern with powers of foreign policy shared between President and Congress explain the gap between constitutional provision and practical reality.

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The Article deals with U.S foreign policy making  at many levels: the first highlighted the definition of U.S foreign policy, schools of thought , and main tool and objectives. While the second concern with powers of foreign policy shared between President and Congress explain the gap between constitutional provision and practical reality.

Key concepts: Foreign policy, Political science, Public administration, Foreign relations, Law and economics, Law, Sociology, Politics

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