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Identity Change and Foreign Policy

2015
1. Japan and identity change: why it matters in International Relations Linus Hagstrom and Karl Gustafsson 2. The persistence of reified Asia as reality in Japanese foreign policy narratives Taku Tamaki 3. Shimane Prefecture, Tokyo and the territorial dispute over Dokdo/Takeshima: regional and national identities in Japan Alexander Bukh 4.
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Foreign Policy and Climate Change

Abstract There is an on-going disjuncture in the conceptualization and study of climate change that focuses too much attention on the global. That disjuncture produces the negative side-effects of shaping the popular discussion on climate-related problems, their veracity and severity as policy problems, and the solutions developed to ...
Alexandra Harden, Mark A. Boyer
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Climate Change in Foreign Policy

2017
Abstract Climate change emerged in the late 20th century as a topic of global concern and thus a prominent foreign policy issue. Academic scholarship on the international community’s response to the environmental threat was not far behind.
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Role Theory and Foreign Policy Change: The Transformation of Russian Foreign Policy in the 1990s

International Politics, 2005
With the collapse of the Soviet Union many scholars correctly predicted that Russian foreign policy would change. What was less expected was the transformation of Russian policy in the mid-1990s, to reflect a more assertive stance. The need to address often-unexpected foreign policy changes has been one of the biggest challenges faced by international ...
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Competing norms and foreign policy change: humanitarian intervention and British foreign policy

International Politics, 2017
During the 1990s the inhibition threshold for humanitarian interventions was lowered in British foreign policy. Whereas interventions in the early 1990s were conducted or approved very reluctantly by the UK, later interventions were pursued more actively.
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Party ideologies and European foreign policy. Examining the transnational foreign policy space

Journal of European Public Policy, 2023
Wolfgang Wagner, Simon P. Otjes, Harmen Van Der Veer   +2 more
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European Foreign Policy on the Environment and Climate Change

2015
This book chapter in the SAGE Handbook of European Foreign Policy focuses on the academic research that has been carried out on EU external environmental and climate change policy. It provides a comprehensive review and analysis of the scholarly literature on this topic, highlighting what the social-scientific community has researched, how this ...
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Political Change and Foreign Policies

International Journal, 1988
Barry Buzan, Gavin Boyd, Gerald W. Hopple   +2 more
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Continuity and Change in Malawi's Foreign Policy-Making

2018
The chapter assumes that Malawi has historically operated in a world system that is characterized by specific economic and political interactions, which affect the organization of its economy, political processes, and social structures. It seeks to investigate the underlying features of Malawi's foreign policy and policy-making processes by placing the
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Foreign Policy Change: From Policy Adjustments to Fundamental Reorientations

Political Studies Review, 2021
Research Jeroen Joly, Tim Haesebrouck
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