Beyond national interest: role of ethics and emotions in world politics
Foreign policy is not merely an exercise in strategic calculation; it is also shaped by moral perceptions and collective emotions, as illustrated by the…
The Hindu reports: Foreign policy is not merely an exercise in strategic calculation; it is also shaped by moral perceptions and collective emotions, as illustrated by the change in public perception towards the Israel-Palestine conflict.
History offers numerous examples of ethics shaping international politics.
This world story centres on Israel.
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Events like this can shape regional stability, diplomacy and humanitarian conditions beyond the country where they unfold.
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