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The Role, Position and Agency of Cusp States in International Relations/

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TextPublication details: New York: Routledge, 2014ISBN: 9781315768472Subject(s): Politics | International RelationsOnline resources: Click here to access online

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Introduction, ‘Cusp States’ in International Relations: In Praise of Anomalies Against the ‘Milieu’ , Philip Robins 1. Geographical Representation of Turkey’s Cuspness: Discourse and Practice, Meliha Benli Altunışık 2. From Cusp to Hub? How Turkey tried to instrumentalize its ‘cuspness’ as an aspiring multi-regional middle power, Marc Herzog 3. Ukraine as a Cusp State: The Politics of Reform in the Borderland between EU and Russia, Oktay Tanrısever 4. Iran as a Cusp State: The Politics of Dislocation, Derya Akder Göçer 5. Israel’s foreign policy towards the PLO and its location on the cusp: From coherence to incoherence? Amnon Aran 6. Straddling the Region and the World: Brazil’s dual foreign policy comes of Age, Andrés Malamud; Júlio César Cossio Rodriguez 7. Between Two Regions: The scope and limits of Mexico’s cuspness, Mónica Serrano 8. Regional Governance and Japan as a Cusp State: Whither spatial boundaries in East Asia? Glenn Hook 9. Taiwan as a Cusp Case: Contrasting Its People’s Democratic Beliefs with Those of the Chinese and Americans, Steve Chan

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Introduction, ‘Cusp States’ in International Relations: In Praise of Anomalies Against the ‘Milieu’ , Philip Robins
1. Geographical Representation of Turkey’s Cuspness: Discourse and Practice, Meliha Benli Altunışık
2. From Cusp to Hub? How Turkey tried to instrumentalize its ‘cuspness’ as an aspiring multi-regional middle power, Marc Herzog
3. Ukraine as a Cusp State: The Politics of Reform in the Borderland between EU and Russia, Oktay Tanrısever
4. Iran as a Cusp State: The Politics of Dislocation, Derya Akder Göçer
5. Israel’s foreign policy towards the PLO and its location on the cusp: From coherence to incoherence? Amnon Aran
6. Straddling the Region and the World: Brazil’s dual foreign policy comes of Age, Andrés Malamud; Júlio César Cossio Rodriguez
7. Between Two Regions: The scope and limits of Mexico’s cuspness, Mónica Serrano
8. Regional Governance and Japan as a Cusp State: Whither spatial boundaries in East Asia? Glenn Hook
9. Taiwan as a Cusp Case: Contrasting Its People’s Democratic Beliefs with Those of the Chinese and Americans, Steve Chan

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