نظرية تغيير السياسة الخارجية التي تتمحور حول القائد

Foreign policy analysis is an essential part of academic studies in international relations, but many models lack the ability to study the impact of individual leadership on policy. Written by one of the field's leading figures, this innovative book offers a new perspective that challenges conventional notions of international relations by theorizing how individual leaders influence foreign policy change. The book examines how and why leaders have shaped policy throughout history, highlighting Obama's shift toward Cuba as a notable example. Based on an original theoretical approach, this book will appeal to academics and practitioners in the field of foreign policy analysis, international relations and comparative politics.