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British External Policy-making in the 1990s

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  • © 1992

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Authors:
  1. Michael Clarke
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Table of contents (8 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xi
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  2. Introduction

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 1-9

  3. Diversity and Homogeneity in World Politics

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 10-43

  4. Britain in the Contemporary World

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 44-71

  5. Policy Processes in a Changing World

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 72-112

  6. Institutional Influences on External Policy-making

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 113-167

  7. Non-institutional Influences on External Policy-making

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 168-206

  8. The Politics of External Relations

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 207-245

  9. Conclusion

    • Michael Clarke
    Pages 246-267

  10. Back Matter

    Pages 268-353
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'For those wishing better to understand the context and ways in which Britain's foreign and defence policies are formulated, this book will constitute essential, and excellent reading.'- P.Dorey, Times Higher Education Supplement ;In the first systematic and comprehensive account since William Wallace's The Foreign Policy Process in Britain in 1975, Michael Clarke examines the impact of growing international, and particularly European, interdependence on the shaping of Foreign and Defence policy. Starting from an original analysis of the emerging 21st century world order, the book draws together a wealth of evidence and original research on the framework and character of the external policy process in contemporary Britain.

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