Titlebook: British Foreign Policy and the National Interest; Identity, Strategy a Timothy Edmunds (Professor of International Securi Book 2014 Palgrav

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-60873-6 for a time over the closeness of cooperation. It is remarkable that these ties survived the transition from Republican to Democrat in the US, and from Labour to Conservative here in the UK. In many ways, a pro-American stance seems to be the default setting of Britain’s foreign and defence policy.

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Sunita Reddy,Sanghmitra S. Acharyagic thinking and action in the Ministry of Defence (MoD) and elsewhere (Cornish and Dorman 2010, pp. 408–409). Related themes are apparent too in the burgeoning literature on risk, which identifies distinct challenges of strategic practice associated with contemporary patterns of complexity, uncerta

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Ecosystem Services in NCT Delhiion to the significance of context and what in modern parlance we might refer to as the ‘ecology’. of foreign relations. To put the point in other terms, as Schelling (1971) noted ‘People need to do the right things at the right times in relation to what others are doing’ (p. 62) to achieve desired

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Marginality, Migration and Educationnks — in other words, the ‘one per cent’ — and not in the interests of the general public, the ‘99 per cent’. Governments were failing or refusing to prioritise the ‘national interest’ and were instead acting as state managers for a capitalist ruling class (Mason 2012).

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Ya Ping Wang,Yanglin Wang,Jiansheng Wuions relating to the nature of the ‘national’ political community, the role of the state and government in reflecting and representing a form of common good derived from this, and the manner in which such collective interests, however they may be defined, can be translated into effective action in the policy arena.

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Britain’s Strategic Culture in Context: A Typology of National Security Strategieserms of their estimated probability and impact, instead of providing a simple laundry list of concerns. At the same time, the review and consequent developments reveal the problems Whitehall faces in its attempt to balance concerns about security risks with the concomitant goals of economic growth and deficit reduction.

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Conclusion: A Return to the National Interest?ions relating to the nature of the ‘national’ political community, the role of the state and government in reflecting and representing a form of common good derived from this, and the manner in which such collective interests, however they may be defined, can be translated into effective action in the policy arena.

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