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This edited volume analyzes how democratic processes — especially situations of divided government — affect a country’s ability to formulate coherent foreign policy and cooperate internationally. Through empirical case studies and theoretical discussion, the contributors examine institutional constraints, political bargaining, and policy inconsistency, exploring how domestic political structures influence international negotiations and long-term diplomacy.

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250: $b: Palgrave Macmillan
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