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Foreign Policy Analysis and Indian Foreign Policy
2018In a town-hall type address to citizens in August 2016, Prime Minister Narendra Modi stated that India's foreign policy was all about ‘India First’. Though this can be inferred in myriad ways, the statement underlined two well-known assumptions about Indian foreign policy. First, as noted in the first such study by J.
Harsh V. Pant, Avinash Paliwal
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2009
Abstract ‘In the beginning was the Treaty of Versailles in 1919’: as a characterization of the Weimar Republic’s foreign policy this statement would hit some nails on the head but it would also miss others. The true part would be that German foreign policy between 1919 and 1933 was indeed constantly directed towards the revision of this ...
Russell Duncan, Joseph Goddard
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Abstract ‘In the beginning was the Treaty of Versailles in 1919’: as a characterization of the Weimar Republic’s foreign policy this statement would hit some nails on the head but it would also miss others. The true part would be that German foreign policy between 1919 and 1933 was indeed constantly directed towards the revision of this ...
Russell Duncan, Joseph Goddard
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European Foreign Policy and Foreign Policy Analysis
2001A useful ‘spin-off’ from developing an FPA framework for analysing European foreign policy is that it provides a perspective from which to evaluate the effectiveness of FPA. If FPA provides, as it were, a ‘lens’ through which to analyse European foreign policy, that ‘lens’ can be repositioned to reflect back on FPA itself.
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2020
The chapter presents the dominant discourse in Danish foreign policy. The dominant discourse articulates the EU as essential and the key platform for Danish foreign policy, while NATO and the United States are also articulated as crucial if mainly in the field of security.
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The chapter presents the dominant discourse in Danish foreign policy. The dominant discourse articulates the EU as essential and the key platform for Danish foreign policy, while NATO and the United States are also articulated as crucial if mainly in the field of security.
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Mexico's Foreign Policy—Indeed a Foreign Policy?
Journal of Interamerican Studies and World Affairs, 1978openaire +1 more source