In the National Interest? Robert Whallon

In the National Interest? Robert WhallonThis book analyses the forces that have sculpted Britains engagement with the worldfrom the Middle Ages to the age of AI. Moving beyond the cloistered calm of traditional diplomatic history, Black argues that foreign policy is not an abstract, rational science conducted in whispers by elites, but a vibrant, often messy political construct.

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