The changing politics of foreign policy / Christopher Hill.

By:

Hill Christopher

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: New York. Palgrave Macmillan; 2003.Edition: 2003Description: 376 p . ; softbound 14x22cmISBN:

978-0-333-75423-8

DDC classification:

23 327.1 HIL

Contents:

1. Foreign Policy in international relations 2. The politics of foreign policy Part I Agency 3. Actors: the responsible decision-makers 4. Agents: Bureaucracy and the proliferation of external relations 5. Rationality in foreign policy 6. Implementation: Translating decisions and capabilities into actions Part II The international 7. Living in the Anarchical society 8. transnational reformulations Part III Responsibility 9. The domestic sources of foreign policy 10. The constituencies of foreign policy 11. On purpose in foreign policy: Action, choice and responsibility

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1. Foreign Policy in international relations
2. The politics of foreign policy
Part I Agency
3. Actors: the responsible decision-makers
4. Agents: Bureaucracy and the proliferation of external relations
5. Rationality in foreign policy
6. Implementation: Translating decisions and capabilities into actions
Part II The international
7. Living in the Anarchical society
8. transnational reformulations
Part III Responsibility
9. The domestic sources of foreign policy
10. The constituencies of foreign policy
11. On purpose in foreign policy: Action, choice and responsibility

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