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The Caucasus in Russian foreign policy strategy

Caucasus Survey, 2020
The Caucasus has always been a formative region for Russian foreign policy-making. While the North Caucasus has retained its position as Russia’s most fragile and politically instable region, the South Caucasus provided the most pressing security challenges shaping Russian foreign policy since the early nineteenth century.
Andrey Sushentsov, Nikita Neklyudov
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U.S. Foreign policy strategies

The Washington Quarterly, 1995
(1995). U.S. Foreign policy strategies. The Washington Quarterly: Vol. 18, No. 3, pp. 193-210.
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The Russia's Strategy and Foreign Policy

International Area Review, 2008
The Eurasian vector, have been actively conducted by the Putin's government. With the axis of Moscow, Beijing and Delhi, these three countries seek not only to block the eastward policy of ‘global NATO’ but ultimately shift from ‘one-polar’ system with USA as the central figure to ‘multi-polar’ one.
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A strategy for EU foreign policy

2016
The EUISS Report for 2010 seeks to define what should be the basic guiding principles of EU foreign policy and how they should be applied in a set of priority areas. The Lisbon Treaty did not transform the European Union into a super-state. The EU’s ability to influence the international order will in future depend not only on its ability to bring ...
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China in Russia's Foreign Policy Strategy

Russian Politics & Law, 1996
China has traditionally occupied as important a place in Russia's foreign policy strategy as Russia has in China's foreign policy strategy. The bitter polemics over Russia's national-state interests and, accordingly, various statements by Russian leaders and political figures make studies in this area especially timely today.
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The Foundations of US Foreign Policy and Strategy

1987
It can be argued that the foundations of Western and US strategic thinking were established in the late 1940s, and that they derived from both Mackinder’s heartland and Spykman’s rimland theory. The notion that, geopolitically, Russia was potentially the strongest nation in the north heartland underlay American ideas of nuclear deterrence and the ...
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Culture, Strategy and Foreign Policy Change:

European Journal of International Relations, 1999
What forces within Israel made possible its embrace of the Oslo Accords? I argue that a defining feature of Rabin's practices and policies was to create, however temporarily, a cultural space in Israeli politics in which a withdrawal from the territories became desirable and legitimate.
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Migrants, refugees and foreign policy: Prevention and intervention strategies

Third World Quarterly, 1997
The authors discuss policy development options to deal with migrants and refugees to developed countries. "Our principal argument--perhaps to state the obvious--is that international migration and refugee movements are foreign policy, not simply domestic, issues.
M, Weiner, R, Munz
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Türkiye's Foreign Policy Strategy

This is an empirical study in the context of wider research on the perceived power competition and the Six Power Elements. The research assumes that power perception directly relates to reaction of competition, leading to regional security crises and conflicts. It serves conflict prevention in the Black Sea region and the Western Balkans.
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The Power Strategy of Chinese Foreign Policy

2013
The debate whether power is a kind of resource or an application of resources shows the complexities of the concept of power. By combining both perspectives, the authors argue that it is possible to develop a new categorization of power: soft power, soft hard-power, hard soft-power and hard power.
Zhimin, Chen, Lulu, Chang
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