Titlebook: Weak States in International Relations Theory; The Cases of Armenia Hanna Samir Kassab Book 2015 Hanna Samir Kassab 2015 International rela

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Weak State Vulnerability as an Intervening Variable,ty of Georgian action as against the supposition that small states are limited to bandwagoning. They argue that Georgia balanced against Russia due to elitist nationalist and Western ideology that constructed Georgian foreign policy after the Rose Revolution (Gvalia et al. 2013, 99). Ideas about ide

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Strength in Weakness: Weak State Opportunistic Behavior,ded by the balance of power. They are defined as vulnerable states that have difficulty consolidating sovereignty. This directly affects their autonomy and ability to act in the international system. Since this is so, they pursue their interests mainly to acquire the resources necessary to develop e

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Weak State Autonomy: Armenia and St. Kitts and Nevis,two most different states. This research question calls for an in-depth and comprehensive understanding of context, motivation, and international behavior of Armenia and St. Kitts and Nevis, using the theoretical framework of Neoclassical Realism. The following assumptions will be put to the test: