Operational code analysis for the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: An attempt to understand the outcome of the new NAFTA
2022
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Canada's Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is a member of the Liberal Party of Canada and is known for his profound liberal ideals and liberal foreign policy orientations. This thesis examines Justin Trudeau using the Operational Code Analysis (OCA) framework, which is a political psychology specialty. This thesis aims to see if there is a link between Justin Trudeau's political ideas and his foreign policy behavior toward the United States from 2017 to 2021. The central hypothesis of this thesis is that Justin Trudeau has a positive correlation with the norming group of other North American presidents. In this context, the study uses operational code analysis on Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau in an attempt to decipher the black box of Trudeau's leadership style and foreign policy preferences in light of NAFTA's most recent amendment.
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Ahmed Rawhı Abou Alkhaır
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Ahmed Rawhı Abou Alkhaır (Master Thesis). Operational code analysis for the Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau: An attempt to understand the outcome of the new NAFTA, 2022, Antalya Bilim University.
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