… Diplomats and scholars of diplomacy have long suggested that good personal relationships
smooth the work of foreign relations, making outcomes less difficult or more pleasant to …

… Although bipartisanship in foreign policy was an early goal in American foreign policy …
operational codes of successive top foreign policy leaders. Foreign policy “doctrines” were …

… In short, the deconstructed multimodal discourses in the lessons of TN2, revealed in this
study, compel conscientious consumers to reconstruct their meanings towards more inclusive …

… foreign policy. There is united consensus that this ‘doctrine,’ crafted in the 1950s, has guided
Japanese foreign … the notion that post-war Japanese foreign policy should be called the …

… Second is deconstruction, which includes undermining administrative capacity and delivery
of services, making it harder for institutions to deliver on democratic promises, or to do so in …

… In line with his definition of the ego conquero, Maldonado Torres deconstructed the
cartesian philosophy of “Cogito, ergo sum” (ie, “I think, therefore I am”) in those terms: …

… supposed to be about the deconstruction of America, the present … it lays claim to the title of
deconstruction. It also challenges the … European product that is itself in need of deconstruction. …

… Intertextual analyses of the discourse on child sexual exploitation contribute to deconstructing
the historical, epistemic, and socio-political constructs upon which contemporary norms …

… This is especially clear to those who engage in international relations, as we do, from diverse
locations in the global South. Although a growing body of literature has emerged on race …

… They teach us about our intellectual heritage, our culture, as well as about foreign cultures. …
Intellectual life is deconstructed into a political battlefield of class, gender, and racial interests, …