Niche diplomacy
Subtitle: middle powers after the Cold War
By: edited by Andrew F. Cooper.
Contributors: Cooper, Andrew Fenton, 1950-
Series: Studies in diplomacy
Publisher: Macmillan; St. Martin's Press
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Houndmills, Basingstoke, Hampshire; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 221
Subjects: World politics -- 1989-
Other titles: Middle powers after the Cold War
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: value: Niche diplomacy, a conceptual overview / Andrew F. Cooper; value: Issues, institutions and middle power diplomacy, action and agendas in the post-Cold War era / Richard Higgott; value: Middle powers as managers, international mediation within, across and outside institutions / Alan K. Henrikson; value: Canada as a middle power, the case of peacekeeping / Geoffrey Hayes; value: Between realism and crusader dipolmacy, the Norwegian Channel to Jericho / Öyvind Österud; value: Addressing apartheid, lessons from Australian, Canadian and Swedish policies in southern Africa / David R. Black; value: Finding your niche, Australia and the trials of middle powerdom / Brian Hocking; value: Mahathir's Malaysia, an emerging middle power? / Kim Richard Nossal and Richard Stubbs; value: Middle powers and regionalism in the Americas, the cases of Argentina and Mexico / Louis Bélanger and Gordon Mace; value: Turkey, a middle power in the New Order / Meltem Müftüler and Müberra Yüksel; value: South Africa, understanding the upstairs and the downstairs / Peter Vale.