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Unequal Actors in Equalising Institutions - Negotiations in the United Nations General Assembly (Hardcover)
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Unequal Actors in Equalising Institutions - Negotiations in the United Nations General Assembly (Hardcover)
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Does size matter in international negotiations? This book examines
the interplay between an institutional design that expresses the
principle of the equality of states and the real world size
differences of states in an innovative, multi-method investigation
of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA). Panke demonstrates
that size-related capacities influence states' participation and
effectiveness in international negotiations. Based on extensive
interviews with diplomats of smaller and bigger states in a variety
of geographical regions, this book develops a theoretical framework
linking resources and incentives to states' inclination of
formulating national positions and acting upon them. It
distinguishes between the policy-initiation, negotiation and
decision-taking stages in the policy cycle, illustrating the
difference in activity between nations, which affect the dynamics
and outcomes of negotiations between member states. This book
reveals that there are real and politically significant limits to
the effects of size and identifies specific conditions under which
smaller states can punch above their weight. It will appeal to
scholars of political science, international relations, diplomacy,
comparative politics and public policy.
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