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The New Foreign Policy : Power Seeking In A Globalized Era paperback english - 30 Jul 2008

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PublisherRowman And Littlefield
ISBN 139780742556324
Book SubtitlePower Seeking In A Globalized Era
Book DescriptionA third edition of this book is now available. In this cogent text, Laura Neack argues that foreign policy making, in this uncertain era of globalization, global violence and American hegemony, revolves around power seeking and power maintenance. Now in a thoroughly revised and updated edition with concise, accessible chapters, the book reviews both old and new lessons on foreign policy making and behavior using a rich array of new and enduring case studies. Following a levels-of-analysis organization, the author considers the many elements that influence foreign policy. Topics include realist theories on rational actors and the pursuit of national interests; studies of leaders' cognition, beliefs and learning; the relationships between leaders and autonomous governmental groups that influence foreign policy making; the shaping influence of national self-image and culture on government institutions and policies; the so-called democratic peace and how democratization may lead to war; the impact of domestic political debates and political opposition on foreign policy choices; the controversial roles of public opinion and the media; how great powers are expected to behave in foreign affairs and how non-great powers may find openings for foreign policy independence; and the impact of non-state actors on the foreign policies of states.
About the AuthorLaura Neack is professor of political science at Miami University, Oxford, Ohio.
LanguageEnglish
AuthorLaura Neack
Publication Date30 Jul 2008
Number of Pages250

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