American foreign policymaking

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Foreign affairs often involve sensitive and complex issues that the general public may not fully understand or may be uninformed about. As a result, foreign policymaking tends to be conducted by a relatively small group of experts and officials, rather than being subject to direct democratic input. While there are legal and constitutional constraints on foreign policymaking, such as the roles of Congress and the courts, they are not generally seen as significant obstacles to policymaking.

American Foreign Policymaking