Pathways to Power: A Comparative Study of the Foreign Policy Ambitions of Turkey, Brazil, Canada, and Australia

[...]the United States has recommitted itself to the multilateral international order it built after World War II and to protecting the rules of the road in that order. [...]the United States expects other countries to step up and shoulder more of the burden of maintaining that order, and the states...

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Published inSeton Hall Journal of Diplomacy and International Relations Vol. 14; no. 2; p. 53
Main Author Neack, Laura
Format Journal Article
LanguageEnglish
Published South Orange Seton Hall University 01.07.2013
Subjects
Comparative studies
Defense spending
Economic growth
Foreign policy
GDP
Gross Domestic Product
Canada
Turkey
Brazil
Australia
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Summary:[...]the United States has recommitted itself to the multilateral international order it built after World War II and to protecting the rules of the road in that order. [...]the United States expects other countries to step up and shoulder more of the burden of maintaining that order, and the states that do so will be rewarded with full American support and backstopping.