The Purpose of this thesis is to explore the causal relationships among national identity, patriotism, political orientation, socioeconomics, risk with politics and foreign relations. The results of this study are summarized as follows: First, Progressive orientation and education has a significant positive effect on the actual exposure to risk with politics and foreign relations risks, while Income has a negative effect on the actual risk exposure. Second, the government’s coping capacity is positively related with the actual risk exposure but negatively related with patriotism. Third, both the actual risk exposure and government’s coping capacity has a significant positive effect on risk possibility. Forth, Patriotism and education have a significant positive effect on the government’s coping capacity, via the actual risk exposure. Fifth, The actual risk exposure, patriotism, progressive orientation, education and income have a significant positive effect on risk possibility, via the government’s coping capacity.