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▼a (A) small state's guide to influence in world politics /
▼d Tom Long
▼a New York, NY :
▼b Oxford University Press,
▼c 2022
▼a x, 230 pages :
▼b illustration ;
▼c 24 cm
▼a Bridging the gap
▼a Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-221) and index
▼a Small states are crucial actors in world politics. They attract outsized attention from great powers, populate international organizations, and shape international norms. Despite that, they have been relegated to a second tier of International Relations scholarship. Many explanations of international politics are largely silent on small states. When mentioned, small states often are treated as victims of great-power aggression or free riders on great powers' good will. Some small states fit that picture of impotence. But many others are strikingly successful--wealthy, cosmopolitan, and even influential. This book asks, when and how can small states achieve their goals in international relations? It puts small states' relationships at the center of the answer. Small states are defined by their position as the weaker actor vis-á-vis large states. Small states themselves, as well as their opportunities and constraints, are shaped by these power asymmetries. How might they "overcome" that asymmetry in pursuit of their goals? This book offers a contextualized explanation of how small states can assess the conditions of their asymmetrical relationships, identify opportunities, and shape effective strategies. The book offers tools for scholars and policymakers. It proposes an analytical approach and develops a typological theory of when and how small states might achieve greater influence. The book then deploys that theory in some twenty cases studies drawn from Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, covering issues of security, international political economy, and international institutions, norms, and laws
▼a International relations
▼a States, Small
▼x Politics and government
▼a World politics
▼a Relations internationales
▼a Politique mondiale
▼a international relations.
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▼a World politics
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▼a International relations
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▼a States, Small
▼x Politics and government
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▼a Long, Tom
▼q (Thomas Stephen),
▼e author
▼a Bridging the gap (Oxford University Press)
▼b $34.99
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| Data Type : | 단행본 |
|---|---|
| ISBN : | 9780190926205 |
| ISBN : | 0190926201 |
| ISBN : | 9780190926212 |
| ISBN : | 019092621X |
| Class No. : | JZ3900 |
| Title/Author : | (A) small state's guide to influence in world politics / Tom Long |
| Imprint : | New York, NY : Oxford University Press, 2022 |
| Format : | x, 230 pages : illustration ; 24 cm |
| Total Title Note : | Bridging the gap |
| Note : | Includes bibliographical references (pages 185-221) and index |
| 요약 : | Small states are crucial actors in world politics. They attract outsized attention from great powers, populate international organizations, and shape international norms. Despite that, they have been relegated to a second tier of International Relations scholarship. Many explanations of international politics are largely silent on small states. When mentioned, small states often are treated as victims of great-power aggression or free riders on great powers' good will. Some small states fit that picture of impotence. But many others are strikingly successful--wealthy, cosmopolitan, and even influential. This book asks, when and how can small states achieve their goals in international relations? It puts small states' relationships at the center of the answer. Small states are defined by their position as the weaker actor vis-á-vis large states. Small states themselves, as well as their opportunities and constraints, are shaped by these power asymmetries. How might they "overcome" that asymmetry in pursuit of their goals? This book offers a contextualized explanation of how small states can assess the conditions of their asymmetrical relationships, identify opportunities, and shape effective strategies. The book offers tools for scholars and policymakers. It proposes an analytical approach and develops a typological theory of when and how small states might achieve greater influence. The book then deploys that theory in some twenty cases studies drawn from Africa, Asia, Europe, and Latin America, covering issues of security, international political economy, and international institutions, norms, and laws |
| General Subject Name : | International relations -- |
| General Subject Name : | States, Small -- Politics and government -- |
| General Subject Name : | World politics -- |
| General Subject Name : | Relations internationales -- |
| General Subject Name : | Politique mondiale -- |
| General Subject Name : | international relations. -- |
| General Subject Name : | World politics -- |
| General Subject Name : | International relations -- |
| General Subject Name : | States, Small -- Politics and government -- |
| Personal Author : | Long, Tom (Thomas Stephen), author |
| Language | English |
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