Diplomacy and developing nations
Subtitle: post-Cold War foreign policy-making structures and processes
By: edited by Justin Robertson and Maurice A. East.
Contributors: Robertson, Justin, 1972-; East, Maurice A., 1941-
Publisher: F. Cass; Routledge
Published: 2005
Place of publication: London; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 280
Subjects: World politics -- 1989-; Developing countries -- Foreign relations; Developing countries -- Foreign relations administration
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Introduction; title: the research direction and a typology of approaches / Justin Robertson; title: Breaking the "Westphalian" frame / Kanishka Jayasuriya; title: US dominance and diplomatic choices in developing nations / Achin Vanaik; title: New diplomatic tools and the broadening access of developing nations / Dietrich Kappeler; title: Brazil; title: successfully coping with structural constraints / Luiz Felipe Lampreia and Ademar Seabra da Cruz Junior; title: China; title: globalization and its diplomatic structure and process / Stuart Harris; title: The Eastern Caribbean; title: declining diplomatic influence and the banana trade dispute / Scott Barfield; title: Egypt; title: between overstretch and pivotalness in its foreign policy / Bahgat Korany; title: Ghana; title: economic dependence and marginalized foreign policy-making / John Akokpari; title: Malaysia; title: growing foreign policy complexity and persistent state power / Hari Singh; title: The forgotten sovereign / Steven Friedman; title: Conclusion; title: the narrowing distinction and cross-cutting comparative observations / Maurice A. East.