"foreign policymaking" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it any time you want to refer to the process of formulating policies related to the foreign affairs of a country, such as matters of international law or international trade. For example: "The President and his advisers are meeting to discuss foreign policymaking issues concerning the U.S. and its allies."
For example, he argues that the familiar dichotomy between "idealists" and "realists" in foreign policymaking is a false one, since all policymakers invariably claim that their ideas are both realistic and moral.Beyond his eight categories, the author sees a broad break between two traditions, that of the "promised land" and the "crusader state".
The lack of transatlantic consensus will make for a difficult summit at what analysts say may be a defining moment in European foreign policymaking.
Douglas Alexander, the shadow foreign secretary, said the repeated delays to the report's publication had paralysed British foreign policymaking, including the ability to restore public trust.
His number one goal, he says, is to modernise Slovak foreign policymaking and create a "Slovakia brand"."We want to be a reliable partner and a responsible ally," says Mr Lajčák.
In Bosnia, he triggered the worst crisis in transatlantic relations before the Iraq war and left the United Nations and the European Union looking spineless and humiliated, their foreign policymaking and peacekeeping credibility in tatters.
In the short term, such positioning will remain just talk – though Steinmeier is and would remain foreign minister, Merkel and the chancellery are the real seat of foreign policymaking.
They fret about the effect of France's political scandals, including one now threatening Mr Chirac too, on foreign-policymaking.
THE Senate's defeat of the Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty is a humiliation for the Clinton administration, a pyrrhic victory for the Senate and a disaster for America's foreign-policymaking process.
France will acknowledge this debt to America at a time when Mr Hollande finds himself taunted at home for letting the United States cramp French foreign-policymaking over Syria.
But the nature of American politics, and, in the case of arming Taiwan, American law, gives American presidents little practical option but to aggravate China on these issues.A further difficulty is the growing complexity of foreign-policymaking in China itself.
Certainly foreign and defence policies, above all others, remain largely in the hands of national governments; and foreign-policymaking with 27 countries, every one of them with a veto, is inherently difficult.
