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The Isolation Illusion: Foreign Policymaking in Cuba, Zimbabwe and Belarus (World Politics Review Features)

The Isolation Illusion: Foreign Policymaking in Cuba, Zimbabwe and Belarus (World Politics Review Features)

World Politics Review
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Isolating so-called pariah states has been a recurring theme of international diplomacy since the end of the Cold War, but in many cases, isolation is more an illusion than a reality. Having diversified its foreign policy after the "Special Period" caused by the fall of the USSR, Cuba now once again faces an uncertain future in the aftermath of Hugo Chavez's death. In Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe has used the West's efforts to isolate his regime to burnish his credentials among fellow post-colonial countries. And the constraints of contrasting pressures from Moscow and Brussels have left Belarus facing an uneasy trade-off.

World Politics Review features are sets of in-depth articles on key topics in international affairs written exclusively for WPR. Our nonpartisan, nonideological articles cover diplomacy, military affairs, energy, economics and other subjects that make geopolitics tick.
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
World Politics Review
Release
April 01, 2013

The Isolation Illusion: Foreign Policymaking in Cuba, Zimbabwe and Belarus (World Politics Review Features)

World Politics Review
4.5/5 ( ratings)
Read Download
Isolating so-called pariah states has been a recurring theme of international diplomacy since the end of the Cold War, but in many cases, isolation is more an illusion than a reality. Having diversified its foreign policy after the "Special Period" caused by the fall of the USSR, Cuba now once again faces an uncertain future in the aftermath of Hugo Chavez's death. In Zimbabwe, Robert Mugabe has used the West's efforts to isolate his regime to burnish his credentials among fellow post-colonial countries. And the constraints of contrasting pressures from Moscow and Brussels have left Belarus facing an uneasy trade-off.

World Politics Review features are sets of in-depth articles on key topics in international affairs written exclusively for WPR. Our nonpartisan, nonideological articles cover diplomacy, military affairs, energy, economics and other subjects that make geopolitics tick.
Language
English
Format
Kindle Edition
Publisher
World Politics Review
Release
April 01, 2013

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