Why nations realign: foreign policy restructuring in the postwar world

K.J. Holsti; with Miguel Monterichard [and others]

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Table of Contents:: Introduction
Restructuring foreign policy, a neglected phenomenon in foreign policy theory
From isolation to dependence
Bhutan, 1958-62
From dependence to diversification
Tanzania, 1967-77 / Timothy Shaw and Ibrahim Msabaha
From dependence to diversification
Canada, 1972-8
From diversification to isolation
Burma, 1963-7
Restructuring Chinese foreign policy, 1959-76 / Thomas W. Robinson
An abortive attempt to change foreign policy
Chile, 1970-3 / Jacques Zylberberg and Miguel Monterichard
Restructuring foreign policy, a comparative analysis.
Author/Creator:: Holsti, K. J. (Kalevi Jaakko), 1935-
Languages:: English
Language Notes:: Item content: English
Main Work:: Why nations realign: foreign policy restructuring in the postwar world [by Holsti, K.J.]
Subjects:: World politics — 1955-1965
World politics — 1965-1975
World politics — 1975-1985
International relations
1955-1985
World politics
General Notes:: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Physical Description:: xi, 225 pages ; 24 cm
Call Numbers:: D843 .H654 1982
ISBNs:: 0043510620
Library of Congress Control Numbers:: 81022843
OCLC Numbers:: 8170087