“Neo-Middle Age Diplomacy” In The Age Of Power Transition
Stephen Nagy
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Stephen Nagy
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On April 24, 2023, the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies Vancouver hosted its monthly Digital Roundtable with Dr. Stephen Nagy, Professor of Politics and International Relations at the International Christian University of Tokyo, who spoke on Canada's middle power diplomacy in the modern era of strategic competition between international powers. Dr. Nagy defined what it means to be a middle power, neo-middle power diplomacy in theory and practice, Canada's role in international relations, and provided policy suggestions.
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On April 24, 2023, the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies Vancouver hosted its monthly Digital Roundtable with Dr. Stephen Nagy, Professor of Politics and International Relations at the International Christian University of Tokyo, who spoke on Canada's middle power diplomacy in the modern era of strategic competition between international powers. Dr. Nagy defined what it means to be a middle power, neo-middle power diplomacy in theory and practice, Canada's role in international relations, and provided policy suggestions.
Key concepts: Diplomacy, Middle power, International relations, Middle East, Political science, Power (physics), Competition (biology), Foreign policy