Presenting a strong argument for studying middle powers, this book explores both the theory and empirical applications of the concept by rethinking the definition and characteristics of middle powers using a range of case studies.
Presenting a strong argument for studying middle powers, this book explores both the theory and empirical applications of the concept by rethinking the definition and characteristics of middle powers using a range of case studies.
Tanguy Struye de Swielande is Professor of International Relations at the Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium. Dorothée Vandamme is a Research Assistant at the Université catholique de Louvain, Belgium. David Walton is Senior Lecturer in Asian Studies and International Relations at Western Sydney University, Australia. Thomas Wilkins is Senior Lecturer in the Department of Government and International Relations at the University of Sydney, Australia.
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List of figures and tables Notes on contributors Introduction DAVID WALTON AND THOMAS S. WILKINS PART I Theoretical approaches 1 Middle powers: A comprehensive definition and typology TANGUY STRUYE DE SWIELANDE 2 The historical determination of the middle power concept GABRIELE ABBONDANZA 3 Defining middle powers through IR theory: Three images THOMAS S. WILKINS 4 Interlocutors for peace? Bringing middle powers in from the theoretical cold ALLAN PATIENCE AND CHIRAAG ROY 5 Middle powers in the agency-structure debate FEDERICA DE PANTZ 6 Too big to fit? Locating "rising powers" regarding the middle power category JOAN DEAS 7 Interrogating middle powers' behaviour CATHERINE JONES 8 Faith no more: Reflections on the distinction between traditional and emerging middle powers EDUARD JORDAAN 9 Middle power assertiveness as a behavioural model in foreign policy ANDRIY TYUSHKA PART II Case studies 10 Middle powers and power shifts: Australian foreign policy towards China and Japan DAVID WALTON 11 Adjusting the middle to fit the frame: Canada in the changing global order JEREMY PALTIEL AND KIM RICHARD NOSSAL 12 India: Breaking out of the middle power straitjacket? EMILIAN KAVALSKI 13 The case of Pakistan: Middlepowermanship as a role DOROTHÉE VANDAMME 14 The Singapore paradox: The "little red dot" as a "middle power" LAM PENG ER 15 Meddling middle powers: Can diplomacy crack the North Korean conundrum? VIRGINIE GRZELCZYK 16 Middle power hybridisation and China JONATHAN H. PING Conclusion TANGUY STRUYE DE SWIELANDE AND DOROTHÉE VANDAMME Afterword ANDREW F. COOPER Index
List of figures and tables Notes on contributors Introduction DAVID WALTON AND THOMAS S. WILKINS PART I Theoretical approaches 1 Middle powers: A comprehensive definition and typology TANGUY STRUYE DE SWIELANDE 2 The historical determination of the middle power concept GABRIELE ABBONDANZA 3 Defining middle powers through IR theory: Three images THOMAS S. WILKINS 4 Interlocutors for peace? Bringing middle powers in from the theoretical cold ALLAN PATIENCE AND CHIRAAG ROY 5 Middle powers in the agency-structure debate FEDERICA DE PANTZ 6 Too big to fit? Locating "rising powers" regarding the middle power category JOAN DEAS 7 Interrogating middle powers' behaviour CATHERINE JONES 8 Faith no more: Reflections on the distinction between traditional and emerging middle powers EDUARD JORDAAN 9 Middle power assertiveness as a behavioural model in foreign policy ANDRIY TYUSHKA PART II Case studies 10 Middle powers and power shifts: Australian foreign policy towards China and Japan DAVID WALTON 11 Adjusting the middle to fit the frame: Canada in the changing global order JEREMY PALTIEL AND KIM RICHARD NOSSAL 12 India: Breaking out of the middle power straitjacket? EMILIAN KAVALSKI 13 The case of Pakistan: Middlepowermanship as a role DOROTHÉE VANDAMME 14 The Singapore paradox: The "little red dot" as a "middle power" LAM PENG ER 15 Meddling middle powers: Can diplomacy crack the North Korean conundrum? VIRGINIE GRZELCZYK 16 Middle power hybridisation and China JONATHAN H. PING Conclusion TANGUY STRUYE DE SWIELANDE AND DOROTHÉE VANDAMME Afterword ANDREW F. COOPER Index
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