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This 5 page paper looks at the main parties involved in the making of foreign policy within the Russian Federation, including the role of the President, the Prime Minister and other officials. The bibliography cites 4 sources.
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to be uncoordinated at best and possibility the result of the Prime Minster undermining the President at worst. This was seen in the way that Putin seized the opportunity to
create a customs union with Belarus and Kazakhstan and the confusion that this created in terms of the Russian World Trade Organization membership bid (Frolov, 2010). However, when considering the
way in which events took place Putin could not have moved ahead with the creation of the customs union without Medvedev approval, and the moves may be indicative of the
underlying processes that are less formalised that seen in many western nations. To consider the way foreign policy is made in Russia it is necessary to look at the
processes and the actors who are involved. The approach taken to the creation of a game approach to foreign policy, ultimate decision rests with the president but requires co-opwerations, the
process is described by BILGESAM as "when the behavior of single person (or a group) who make decisions is researched in the cooperation with other "players" who take part in
foreign policy formation" (BILGESHAM, 2010). The basis of the foreign policy making process is based on the concepts of national safety and the national interests of Russia. National interests
are determined to a balance of different interests, including the interest of the individuals, such as a whole, as well as the social, economic, military, ecological and political spheres (BILGESHAM,
2010). In terms of international relationships the national interests and safety for the maintenance of the sovereignty as well as the strengthening of the position of Russia as an influential
company within a limited country within a multipolar, as well as developing mutually beneficial relationships with other countries, favoring the Commonwealth of Independent States (CHI), (BILGESHAM, 2010). In terms
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