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Internal Factors in Russian Foreign Policy

by Neil Malcolm, Alex Pravda (Editor), Margot Light
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Overview

Russia has emerged as a new and assertively independent force in world politics, in Europe and Asia, and especially in the other former Soviet states. What are Moscow's foreign policy goals, and who sets them? This book provides the first systematic analysis of the domestic political, military and economic influences that shape Russia's international behavior. Five leading specialists examine the areas of foreign policy thinking and debate, how policy is made, the public politics of foreign policy, and the role of the military.

Synopsis

Russia has emerged as a new and assertively independent force in world politics, in Europe and Asia, and especially in the other former Soviet states. What are Moscow's foreign policy goals, and who sets them? This book provides the first systematic analysis of the domestic political, military and economic influences that shape Russia's international behavior. Five leading specialists examine the areas of foreign policy thinking and debate, how policy is made, the public politics of foreign policy, and the role of the military.

About the Author, Neil Malcolm

University of Wolverhampton

Oxford University

Royal Institute of International Affairs

London School of Economics

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Book Details

Published
December 1, 1996
Publisher
Oxford University Press, USA
Pages
368
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780198280118

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