Strategic Partnerships in Foreign Policy: Comparative Analysis of Polish - Ukrainian and Lithuanian - Ukrainian Strategic Partnerships

Gajauskaitė, Ieva

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“…When the objectives of a partnership are achieved, two countries can set new goals and continue their partnership around a new plan. The Table 3 features for a strategic partnership can be derived (Gajauskaitė, 2014, p. 196).…”

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The ‘Strategic Relations’ and Its Forms: An Attempt at Conceptualisation

Abdi,

Mousavi

2024

International Studies

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‘Strategic Relations’ is a concept that has been used extensively in diplomatic and journalistic contexts, but it has been less investigated in scientific studies. Recently, concepts such as ‘strategic alliance’, ‘strategic coalition’, ‘strategic partnership’ and ‘strategic competition’ have been introduced to use as other forms of ‘strategic relationship’. However, the starting point of this study was composed of the following question: what is a strategic relationship and how is the concept related to a strategic alliance, coalition and partnership strategic competition? To answer this question, a descriptive-explanatory study was conducted. The data were collected through desk studies, interviews with experts by Delphi technique and by inferential analysis be studied. This study theoretically focused on concepts such as ‘cooperation’, ‘competition’ and ‘strategy’.

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The ‘Strategic Relations’ and Its Forms: An Attempt at Conceptualisation

Abdi,

Mousavi

2024

International Studies

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Seeking support beyond alliance? Rethinking great power partner politics after the Cold War

Ding

Sun

2020

International Relations of the Asia-Pacific

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Since the end of the Cold War, establishing partnerships has been part and parcel of the grand strategy of great powers. The partners that great powers seek fall under the two categories of security partners and political-economic partners. Statistics show a significant variation in the proportions of great powers’ security partners. The authors argue that such variation is mainly determined by two factors, namely, great powers’ strategic threats, and their ways of maintaining national security [self-help or security-dependent (on the United States)]. Specifically, both the security-dependent great powers that are under China’s strategic threat and the self-help great powers that are under the US’s strategic threat have a higher proportion of security partners than the security-dependent great powers that are not under China’s strategic threat and the self-help great powers that are under China’s strategic threat. These findings will help to refine the current theories of great power politics.

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La relación China-Alemania (2005-2018): asociación estratégica y pragmatismo económico

Pino

2019

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En este texto se analiza la trayectoria de la relación China-Alemania durante el periodo 2005-2018 y el contenido de la agenda bilateral que ambos países han impulsado. En la investigación se identifican dos prioridades compartidas: 1) la preferencia por el incremento de sus relaciones económicas y comerciales mediante el pragmatismo económico (aunque en detrimento de un diálogo sobre los valores de la buena gobernanza) y 2) el proceso de institucionalización de la agenda de cooperación bilateral por medio de la asociación estratégica integral China-Alemania. Se considera que el incremento en las relaciones de interdependencia económica es un incentivo fundamental para la ampliación de la agenda de cooperación en su asociación estratégica. De igual modo, la asociación estratégica es un espacio institucional para el acomodo de sus intereses y la diversidad de sus preferencias (por ej., el compromiso de Alemania con las relaciones transatlánticas o los principios estructurales de la política exterior de China, como el respeto a su soberanía).

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Strategic Partnerships in Foreign Policy: Comparative Analysis of Polish - Ukrainian and Lithuanian - Ukrainian Strategic Partnerships

Cited by 4 publications

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The ‘Strategic Relations’ and Its Forms: An Attempt at Conceptualisation

The ‘Strategic Relations’ and Its Forms: An Attempt at Conceptualisation

Seeking support beyond alliance? Rethinking great power partner politics after the Cold War

La relación China-Alemania (2005-2018): asociación estratégica y pragmatismo económico

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