shall be the “draft” of the foreign policy concept. Here, students shall analyse the
existing main foreign policy concepts of the party of their choice. What are current goals and
aspirations of their party’s foreign policy concept, which are their key allies in international
relations, how do they see Canada’s role in international organisations, and which
ideologies/convictions underly their foreign policy concept? These and/or similar questions
should be sufficiently answered in this first part 
shall be the final (= complete) foreign policy concept of the chosen party. Besides Part
A, which shall be included as the “first part” of the final foreign policy concept (and which
might be further refined compared to the draft submitted by February 26, 2024!), three
foreign policy domains shall be discussed in detail with regards to the chosen party’s overall
fundamental convictions. These three foreign policy domains shall be chosen from the various
topics of this syllabus, which are:
Ø Feminist foreign policy
Ø Peace and security
Ø Trade and economic relations
Ø Diplomatic cooperation
Ø Membership and engagement in
international organizations
Ø Climate change
Ø Countering populism and defending
democrac