The foreign-policy rationale for aid has been clearly reflected in historical trends in development assistance.
To begin with, listening might actually force the Bush team to frame its vision of U.S. foreign policy and its rationale for the Iraq war on our hopes for the world, not just our fears of it.
The focus of that quote and the article was Bush's foreign policy, including his made-up rationale for invading Iraq.
"I don't think one has to tap into the Wilsonian streak in American foreign policy in order to find a rationale for helping the Kurds," he said.
Although it became a rallying cry as well as a rationale for the foreign policy that reached its culmination in 1845 46, the attitude behind Manifest Destiny had long been a part of the American experience.
The context and rationale of Philippine foreign policy certainly differs from, say, the foreign policy of Singapore.
Recalling conversations he had with senior Russian politicians, Krastev said they commonly view "instability and destabilization" as the main rationale governing Western foreign policy.
It does not explore GHD per se (the 'how' of foreign policy deliberations) but several of the rationales that have been, or could be, used to position global health better within foreign policy.
Whatever the rationale behind Trump's foreign policy, he's been aggressive about deploying troops worldwide.
Oil, greed, oil, greed, oil, greed are the primary rationales guiding most U.S. foreign policy initiatives - essentially using whoever it takes.
So for the Democratic candidates there had been no real primary season rationale for a focus on foreign policy.
