Titlebook: Localizing Foreign Policy; Non-Central Governme Brian Hocking Book 1993 Brian Hocking 1993 Diplomacy.foreign policy.globalization.governmen

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Managing Multilayered Diplomacy,flict there is, as demonstrated by the cases of Quebec in Canada and Queensland in Australia. Furthermore, there are those in the US who see the growing interest of states, regions and localities as illegitimate and dangerous infringements of the federal government’s claims to control in the sphere of foreign relations.

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Conclusion,eir own cast of players operating to well-defined rules. The second theme focuses on the role of non-central governments in these processes as they come to assume a degree of prominence in the management of foreign relations which constitutional norms appear to deny them.

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Introduction,milarly, political processes within national boundaries are hard to disentangle without reference to the international environment in which they occur. This applies as much to the policy practitioner as to the analyst, since appreciating the actual — and the potential — linkages, between what have b

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Localizing Foreign Policy,er the practice, employed by some US state governments, whereby they taxed foreign corporations on the basis of their worldwide earnings (the ‘unitary taxation’ controversy examined later in this book) how should the president balance the pressures flowing from the international environment on the o

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