إعادة النظر في تحليل السياسة الخارجية المقارنة

Going beyond Western-centric viewpoints, this book offers new theoretical angles on foreign policy analysis. The chapters show how comparative analysis can reorient scholarship traditionally dominated by American political contexts, enhancing explanatory power through consideration of context. By examining how leadership dynamics, collective decision-making, and bureaucratic politics vary across different political settings, the authors provide a coherent and conceptually rigorous foundation for the comparative analysis of political policies. This book is critical for scholars and students seeking to understand foreign policy beyond traditional models, as it offers theoretical innovations and empirical insights that reflect our increasingly multipolar world.