Titlebook: British External Policy-making in the 1990s; Michael Clarke Textbook 1992Latest edition Royal Institute of International Affairs 1992 cons

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Policy Processes in a Changing World,nderstanding of how the foreign policy process works. In this sense, none of the major books that have been written on the policy process over the last 25 years are actually out of date. What Vital, Frankel, Barber and Wallace — indeed what even Strang and Morrison — said about British foreign policy-making is still essentially true.

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Conclusion,ism, and so on. Given that striking paradoxes can be identified in the confused reality of any state’s foreign policy at any time in its history, such a conclusion may be regarded as less than helpful.

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Introduction,litics of the past. So many of those strands have been cut or ruptured by the events of recent years, however, that it may now seem commonplace to assert that the 1990s will be a time of great change for British foreign policy.

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Diversity and Homogeneity in World Politics,he international system was no longer dominated by the dangerous certainties of the ‘Superpower era’. Instead, in all the major regions around the world in which the Cold War had previously been fought, unprecedented changes encouraged indigenous and more diverse political forces.

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Institutional Influences on External Policy-making,terisation of the context, and to a large extent, the context of policy is whatever governments perceive it to be. They may, of course, be wildly inaccurate and will pay the price of misperception, but they have nothing but their honest opinions on which to rely.

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