Values in Foreign Policy (eBook)

lt;span>Krishnan Srinivasan is a former Indian Foreign Secretary.

James Mayall is Emeritus Professor of International Relations at Cambridge University and fellow of the British Academy.

Sanjay Pulipaka is Senior Fellow at the Nehru Museum and Library and adviser to ICRIER, New Delhi.

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Foreword

Robert D. Kaplan

Introduction: Values and Foreign Policy

Krishnan Srinivasan, James Mayall, Sanjay Pulipaka

1. Values in European Foreign Policy: Defending the Enlightenment in Troubled Times

James Mayall

2. Values and European Foreign Economic Policy: Ideas, Institutions and Interests

Fredrik Erixon

3. Values in German Foreign Policy: How Changes of Course Created Lasting Values

Amit Das Gupta

4. Values in US Foreign Policy: ‘America First’ Meets the Pro-Democracy State

William J. Antholis

5. Overview: Reflections on Values in Western Foreign Policy: From the Liberal World Order to Antithetical Values

Bruno Maçães

6. Values in Russian Foreign Policy: Soviet Values, Revisionism and President Putin

Hari Vasudevan and Tatiana Shaumyan

7. Islamic Values in Foreign Policy: Perspectives on ‘Secular’ Turkey and ‘Islamic’ Iran

Mehmet Ozkan and Kingshuk Chatterjee

8. Values in Indian Foreign Policy: Lofty Ideals Give Way to Parochial Pragmatism

Krishnan Srinivasan

9. Values in Myanmar's Foreign Policy: Neutralism, Isolationism and Multi-Engagement

Sanjay Pulipaka and Chaw Chaw Sein

10. Values in Indonesian Foreign Policy: Independent and Active Doctrine

Dewi Fortuna Anwar

11. Values in Chinese Foreign Policy: Culture, Leadership and Diplomacy

Zhang Lihua

12. Values in South Korean Foreign Policy: Search of New Identity as a ‘Middle Power’

Lee Seong-hyon

13. Values in Japanese Foreign Policy: Between ‘Universal Values’ and the Search for Cultural Pluralism

Tadashi Anno

14. Overview: Reflections on Values in Asian Foreign Policy: ASEAN’s Three Principles

Ravi Velloor

Index

List of Contributors