Diplomacy And Developing Nations: Post-cold War Foreign Policy-making Structures And Processes

"Diplomacy and Developing Nations "maps out the range of contemporary foreign policy-making structures and processes found in developing nations, incorporating the activities of a range of state actors and non-state actors.
The authors collected here discuss key issues such as:
- Foreign policy reorientation in the developing world, with regard to able management of international economic and governance issues, regional leadership, growing citizen awareness and the application of information technology
- How changing foreign policy-making critically can represent accommodation to the interests of international bodies, the United States and global capitalism
- Continuity rather than change in foreign policy-making and the predominant influence of national factors
The volume includes case studies on Brazil, China, the Eastern Caribbean, Egypt, Ghana and Malaysia. It is an important contribution to the analysis of foreignpolicy-making in developing nations and will interest students and scholars of international relations and development studies.