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, 2017 Size matters in international relations. Owing to their unique vulnerabilities, small states have different needs, adopt different foreign policies, and have a harder time achieving favorable foreign policy outcomes than large states. Small states show a
Sverrir Steinsson, Baldur Thorhallsson
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U.S. Human Rights Policy in the Post-Cold War Era [PDF]
, 2006 Historically, the implementation of US human rights policy has been a case of two steps forward, one step back. From its earliest days, the US has attempted, at least to some degree, to include morality, the protection of individual rights, and the ...
Dietrich, John W.
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The Leadership Paradox in EU Foreign Policy
, 2017 This article examines a leadership paradox at the heart of EU foreign policy between the demand for effective European leadership, and leadership legitimacy embedded in state practices.
Lisbeth Aggestam, Markus Johansson
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'Oligarchs', Business and Russian Foreign Policy: From El'tsin to Putin [PDF]
, 2007 The paper investigates the role of private and state-controlled business in the formation and implementation of Russian foreign policy since the collapse of the Soviet Union.
Duncan, P
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, 2017 While public opinion about foreign policy has been studied extensively in the United States, there is less systematic research of foreign policy opinions in other countries.
Timothy B. Gravelle +2 more
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Goodbye Bismarck? : the foreign policy of contemporary Germany [PDF]
, 2008 This essay examines the foreign policy discourse in contemporary Germany. In reviewing a growing body of publications by German academics and foreign policy analysts, it identifies five schools of thought based on different worldviews, assumptions about ...
Hellmann, Gunther
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Marxism in Foreign Policy [PDF]
, 2017 The problematic implications of the long absence of a dedicated encounter between Marxism and FPA (foreign policy analysis) are discussed. This absence has been marked by a series of different starting points and theoretical preferences between both intellectual projects.
Teschke, Benno, Wyn-Jones, Steffan
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Explaining post-apartheid South African human rights foreign policy: unsettled identity and conflicting interests [PDF]
, 2011 The end of apartheid in 1994 brought with it many expectations – both domestically and internationally – about the kind of state the new South Africa would be and the foreign policies it would pursue, with many expecting South Africa to pursue a human ...
Borer, T.A., Mills, K.
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Two Kinds of Change: Comparing the Candidates on Foreign Policy [PDF]
, 2008 Few U.S. presidential elections have been decided on the basis of foreign policy. For the first time in decades, however, both parties have fielded candidates who have chosen to emphasize their foreign policy views.
Justin Logan
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the emergence of foreign policy
International Studies Quarterly, 2019 International relations scholarship typically treats foreign policy as a taken-for-granted analytical concept. It assumes either that all historical polities have foreign policies or that foreign policy originates in seventeenth-century Europe with the separation between the “inside” and “outside” of the state.
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