A Pathway to the Rapprochement between the IR and Political Science

dialogue between Foreign Policy Analysis and Public Policy Analysis

Authors

  • Laís Caroline Kuss Universidade Potiguar

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.22478/ufpb.2525-5584.2020v5n3.53633

Keywords:

foreign policy, public policy, cooperation, Prosavana

Abstract

Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA) is a subfield of International Relations in which it is intended to analyze how States' foreign policy decisions are made, based on the actors and processes that influence them. In his studies, there is a strong influence of Political Science (PS), especially for its tools. In the same sense, within the PS, the Public Policy Analysis (PPA) subfield brings useful tools and concepts similar to those used in FPA, but little is said about this rapproachement. It is from this, that it is intended, in this reseach, to present pathways of rapprochement between the PS and the IRs, through the approximation between the FPA and the PPA, focusing on a PPA tool for studying the formation of an agenda in International Cooperation for Development (ICD). The first section is dedicated to the presentation of the FPA and PPA and the second to the rapproachement between the two, applied to a case of ICD, the ProSAVANA program insertion into the Triangular Cooperation between Brazil, Japan and Mozambique.

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Published

2020-12-28