PODCAST – In this, the 24th episode of A View from Afar for 2022 political scientist Dr Paul Buchanan and host Selwyn Manning examine whether there is, in reality, such a thing as foreign policy independence in today’s world.
Specifically, Paul and Selwyn examine the following questions:
- What does it mean to be foreign policy independent, and what would independence look like?
- How is foreign policy independence different from foreign policy autonomy and flexibility?
- What factors inhibit or constrain foreign policy independence (domestic and international)?
- In an interdependent world can FP independence be a realistic objective?
- And finally: is FP independence possible for a small state in this era, if it ever was, and conversely, do great powers really exercise independence in their foreign affairs?
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Foreign policy independence = opposing everything the evil American empire supports
Support the US a good start.
Democracy should lead.
Lol, if you’re smoking crack. Americans are filth
it doesn’t actually matter we are doodley squat in the scheme of things.
and bob democracy in or from the US? puleeeze, electoral collage, I rest my case.
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