Routledge - Foreign Policy in North Africa Book

Foreign Policy in North Africa provides a detailed examination of how North African states respond to global, regional, and domestic shifts. This Routledge publication explores the foreign policy-making processes of nations that often occupy subaltern positions within the global system. By analyzing the transformations occurring since the 2010s, the text addresses the extent of continuity and change in state behavior. Readers will gain insights into the structural and agential factors that drive variations in how these countries navigate international relations. The book builds upon existing scholarship regarding the Global South and the Middle East to offer a comprehensive view of the region. It is an essential resource for those looking to understand the complexities of foreign policy under shifting multi-level constraints and opportunities.