Routledge Foreign Policy in North Africa - Academic Book

Foreign Policy in North Africa by Routledge examines how North African states respond to global, regional, and domestic transformations. This scholarly work investigates the continuity and change in foreign policy-making and behavior throughout the 2010s. It addresses how these nations navigate constraints and opportunities while occupying a subaltern position within the global system. By analyzing structural and agential factors, this book explains the variations in how different countries approach international relations. It builds on existing research regarding the Global South and the Middle East and North Africa region. This text is a valuable resource for understanding the shifting political landscapes and decision-making processes of North African nations during a period of significant change.