Continue your CODEL project by analyzing the U.S. foreign policy interests in your country. This se ...

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Continue your CODEL project by analyzing the U.S. foreign policy interests in your country. This sections should provide Members an analysis of issues affecting your country -- AND THE REGION! -- that impact whether and how U.S. criminal law or its investigative agencies are implicated. For instance, government instability may prevent U.S. agencies from safely operating in your country. Or your country's significance in the region may incentivize the U.S. to provide investigative assistance to the country's law enforcement agencies. *Analytical writing answers how something does what it does or why it is as it is. Below are some questions for you to think about as you begin your research: Is your country regionally strategic to U.S. national security or trade? Is your country an adversary, ally or both to the U.S.? Does your country have economic, agricultural or financial significance for the U.S.? Does the U.S. have a military presence in your country or is it otherwise strategically important for the U.S. military? Are there any treaties or trade agreements in place with your country? Does your country receive foreign aidLinks to an external site. from the U.S.? You should focus on current events and provide Members an analysis of how these issues interact with each other, not simply a list of foreign policy topics. Cite your sources! This assignment is for completion credit only and is intended to adequately prepare you for your final project. Submit a DRAFT, NOT AN OUTLINE in the form of a TEXT ENTRY ONLY. Evidence of research reflecting the list above Draft citation page The instructor or TA will provide feedback to each final project component. This feedback is intended to help you improve your final memo and we expect to see feedback incorporated into the final memo. Previous Next