Changing Power Cycles and Foreign Policy Role-Power Realignments: Asia, Europe, and North America

William J. Lahneman

Changing Power Cycles and Foreign Policy Role-Power Realignments: Asia, Europe, and North America

University of Maryland at College Park

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Abstract

By documenting types of foreign policy role empirically, a calculus is presented for ascertaining the nature of power-role gaps (misalignment) in contemporary world politics. As states rise or decline on their power cycles, power-role gaps emerge because of an inherent inertia in adjusting roles and responsibilities.

Original language	American English
Journal	International Political Science Review
Volume	24
State	Published - Jan 2003
Externally published	Yes

Keywords

foreign policy
political power
world politics
national security

Disciplines

Defense and Security Studies

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