Description

This essay collection examines the emerging trends in foreign policy formulation, implementation, and evaluation in post Cold War Africa. Editors, Adar and Schraeder, have gathered thirteen essays that analyze existing foreign policy, propose changes to the African foreign policy approach, and explore the implications of African foreign policy on the world stage. Organized into two sections, individual country case studies and regional and global case studies, this important text is a timely addition to International Relations, Foreign Policy, and African International Studies courses; as well as a useful tool for policy makers, diplomats, and the NGO community.

Table of Contents

Chapter 1 List of Figures and Tables
Chapter 2 Editors and Contributors
Chapter 3 Acknowledgments
Chapter 4 List of Abbreviations and Acronyms
Chapter 5 Foreign Policies and Foreign Policy-Making Processes of Eastern African States: An Intrductory Context
Chapter 6 Part I: Country Case Studies
Chapter 7 Part II: Regional and Global Case Studies
Chapter 8 Conclusion: Towards Decentralization and Democratization of Foreign Policy-Making in Eastern Africa
Chapter 9 Index

Product details

Published Aug 31 2007
Format Paperback
Edition 2nd
Extent 320
ISBN 9780761832874
Imprint University Press of America
Dimensions 233 x 153 mm
Publisher Bloomsbury Publishing

About the contributors

Anthology Editor

Korwa G. Adar

Anthology Editor

Peter J. Schraeder

Contributor

Korwa G. Adar

Contributor

Medhane Tadesse

Contributor

John L. Young

Contributor

Katabaro Miti

Contributor

P Godfrey Okoth

Contributor

Britt de Klerk

Contributor

Ian Roper

Contributor

Geoffrey Wood

Contributor

Vladimir Shubin

Contributor

Yazini April

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