This major new book introduces and examines the latest developments in European foreign policy. It provides a complete overview of the ways in which the very nature of foreign policy in Europe has changed and advances new insights into contemporary European foreign policy analysis. The book is structured around three parts. Part one provides a concise overview of the latest theories and concep…
Global good Samaritans shows why and how some states promote human rights internationally, risking lives, treasure, and diplomatic repercussions to protect helpless foreigners. With six case studies of classic and emerging promoters, this book demonstrates that humanitarian internationalism is a pattern of persistent principled politics. It illustrates how, even in a world of security dilemmas,…
Before & After examines the role of US foreign policy in the terrorism/anti-terrorism crisis that began―publicly―with the attack on the World Trade Center, but which in fact has roots that began long before that September day. It dissects not only the specific Middle East policies long identified with public opposition in the region (for example: support for Israeli occupation of Palestinia…
Contents: 1. Vectors 2. Bilateral relations 3. Selected problems of Poland's foreign policy etc.
The book provides a timely analysis of the national behaviour of the Indian leadership in its relations with the world community especially the capitalist countries of the west and the communist world. Indian in its foreign relations itself tried to emerge as a leader of the newly independent countries. Contents: 1. Origin of Indian foreign policy 2. India's status as a world power 3. Ind…
When Zionist leaders formulated the "Iron Wall" strategy in the 1920s they hoped that Israel would be able to make peace with its Arab neighbours. This has been an elusive hope. In this text, Shlaim explores the reason for Israel's long reliance on military power in the absence of a settlement.
This contents of this book: 1. Emerging powers: Between BRIC and non-BRIC 2. Pivot state and analytic eclectism 3. Background for the case studies 4. Indonesia as a pivot? An analysis of three case studies
Indonesian Quarterly is a peer-reviewed policy-oriented journal published by the Centre for Strategic and International Studies (CSIS), Indonesia. It is a medium for research findings, evaluations, and views of scholars, statesmen and thinkers on issues related to Indonesia and its political, economic, and strategic challenges. The opinions expressed in Indonesian Quarterly are those of their a…
There has been an increased interest in adopting the concentric circle in analyzing Nigerian foreign policy since the time of Ibrahim Gambari as External Affairs Minister of Nigeria between 1984 and 1985. He has often argued that more will be gained if scholars and policy-makers develop the layered approach to the study of Nigerian foreign policy. By this, it means that Nigeria's interests in g…
This book tells the history of America's experience in the Middle East over the past sixty years. This book contains the stories of ten presidents and their administrations and their ways of dealing with the region, their leaders, and their ideas for solving these problems.