This book examines Lebanon's international political behaviour during the 2006 war between Israel and Hizballah. It tests the hypothesis that sub-state factors, especially identity, are more important than systemic factors for affecting the conditions against which states make foreign policy-decisions.
This book examines Lebanon's international political behaviour during the 2006 war between Israel and Hizballah. It tests the hypothesis that sub-state factors, especially identity, are more important than systemic factors for affecting the conditions against which states make foreign policy-decisions.
Henrietta Wilkins has recently completed a PhD in Middle Eastern and Islamic Studies at Durham University. Currently based in Beirut, her research interests focus on the impact of sub-state actors on political decision-making in the MENA region.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction 1 The Foreign Policy of Arab States 2 Lebanese Foreign Policy 3 The 2006 War in Context 4 The Impact of Systemic Factors on Foreign Policy During the War 5 The Impact of Sub-state Identity on Foreign Policy During the War Conclusion
Introduction 1 The Foreign Policy of Arab States 2 Lebanese Foreign Policy 3 The 2006 War in Context 4 The Impact of Systemic Factors on Foreign Policy During the War 5 The Impact of Sub-state Identity on Foreign Policy During the War Conclusion
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