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Paperback. Condizione: New. This book analyzes how variations in the traditional pillars of Italian foreign policy (the US, the EU and multilateralism) can be related to changes in the US-led international hegemonic order and to the role that Italy plays within that order. To explore these variations, the book proposes an analysis of the Italian voting and sponsoring behavior at the UN in the period 2000-2017, in both the General Assembly and the Security Council, and emphasizes the importance of the latter forum to detect how Italian behavior reflects changes at the international system level. By focusing on the Italian coalition behavior, the book explores how Italy as a status seeking middle power has traditionally played the role of coalition facilitator, adapting its foreign policy to be part of a coalition of European states and building on this coalition to increase its contribution to the maintenance of the international system in support of the US-led order. Ultimately this behavior also contributed to its status. However, at a moment when traditional coalitions are reshuffling, and elements of uncertainty are present, elements of volatility are present in Italian foreign policy, especially in the choice of intra-European coalition partners. Italy still builds on a coalition of European states and still does so in support of the US and its authority in the international hegemonic order. But changes in the bargaining environment are making the facilitation of a coalition of European states more difficult and less rewarding. The book also highlights ongoing challenges at both the domestic and international level that might lead to more marked discontinuities in the traditional Italian foreign policy behavior.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book analyzes how variations in the traditional pillars of Italian foreign policy (the US, the EU and multilateralism) can be related to changes in the US-led international hegemonic order and to the role that Italy plays within that order. To explore these variations, the book proposes an analysis of the Italian voting and sponsoring behavior at the UN in the period 2000-2017, in both the General Assembly and the Security Council, and emphasizes the importance of the latter forum to detect how Italian behavior reflects changes at the international system level. By focusing on the Italian coalition behavior, the book explores how Italy as a status seeking middle power has traditionally played the role of coalition facilitator, adapting its foreign policy to be part of a coalition of European states and building on this coalition to increase its contribution to the maintenance of the international system in support of the US-led order. Ultimately this behavior also contributed to its status. However, at a moment when traditional coalitions are reshuffling, and elements of uncertainty are present, elements of volatility are present in Italian foreign policy, especially in the choice of intra-European coalition partners. Italy still builds on a coalition of European states and still does so in support of the US and its authority in the international hegemonic order. But changes in the bargaining environment are making the facilitation of a coalition of European states more difficult and less rewarding. The book also highlights ongoing challenges at both the domestic and international level that might lead to more marked discontinuities in the traditional Italian foreign policy behavior This book analyzes how the decline of American hegemony affects Italian foreign policy. It explores how Italys EU membership intersects with Italys role as a member of the coalition supporting the US-led hegemonic order. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book analyzes how variations in the traditional pillars of Italian foreign policy (the US, the EU and multilateralism) can be related to changes in the US-led international hegemonic order and to the role that Italy plays within that order. To explore these variations, the book proposes an analysis of the Italian voting and sponsoring behavior at the UN in the period 2000-2017, in both the General Assembly and the Security Council, and emphasizes the importance of the latter forum to detect how Italian behavior reflects changes at the international system level. By focusing on the Italian coalition behavior, the book explores how Italy as a status seeking middle power has traditionally played the role of coalition facilitator, adapting its foreign policy to be part of a coalition of European states and building on this coalition to increase its contribution to the maintenance of the international system in support of the US-led order. Ultimately this behavior also contributed to its status. However, at a moment when traditional coalitions are reshuffling, and elements of uncertainty are present, elements of volatility are present in Italian foreign policy, especially in the choice of intra-European coalition partners. Italy still builds on a coalition of European states and still does so in support of the US and its authority in the international hegemonic order. But changes in the bargaining environment are making the facilitation of a coalition of European states more difficult and less rewarding. The book also highlights ongoing challenges at both the domestic and international level that might lead to more marked discontinuities in the traditional Italian foreign policy behavior This book analyzes how the decline of American hegemony affects Italian foreign policy. It explores how Italys EU membership intersects with Italys role as a member of the coalition supporting the US-led hegemonic order. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condizione: New. This book analyzes how variations in the traditional pillars of Italian foreign policy (the US, the EU and multilateralism) can be related to changes in the US-led international hegemonic order and to the role that Italy plays within that order. To explore these variations, the book proposes an analysis of the Italian voting and sponsoring behavior at the UN in the period 2000-2017, in both the General Assembly and the Security Council, and emphasizes the importance of the latter forum to detect how Italian behavior reflects changes at the international system level. By focusing on the Italian coalition behavior, the book explores how Italy as a status seeking middle power has traditionally played the role of coalition facilitator, adapting its foreign policy to be part of a coalition of European states and building on this coalition to increase its contribution to the maintenance of the international system in support of the US-led order. Ultimately this behavior also contributed to its status. However, at a moment when traditional coalitions are reshuffling, and elements of uncertainty are present, elements of volatility are present in Italian foreign policy, especially in the choice of intra-European coalition partners. Italy still builds on a coalition of European states and still does so in support of the US and its authority in the international hegemonic order. But changes in the bargaining environment are making the facilitation of a coalition of European states more difficult and less rewarding. The book also highlights ongoing challenges at both the domestic and international level that might lead to more marked discontinuities in the traditional Italian foreign policy behavior.…

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Milano, Mondadori (Officine Grafiche Veronesi), collana «I classici contemporanei stranieri», 1954 (giugno), Prima edizione. Ottimo esemplare. Cofanetto editoriale con lievi e perimetrali segni d'usura; sovracoperta e tela prive di particolari difetti da segnalare; piccolo strappo alla nona e decima carta, per il resto fresco e pulito alle carte e ai tagli. Elegantissima edizione perfettamente stampata su sottilissima carta India. Nel novembre del 1946 Arnoldo Mondadori scrisse allo storico della letteratura e critico letterario Piero Nardi per avere maggiori informazioni su una «First Lady Chatterley» che l'agente di Lawrence gli aveva proposto. Nardi, già a conoscenza di tre differenti - e fra loro ben diverse - versioni del romanzo, chiese all'editore milanese di ottenere i diritti non solo per la "prima" Lady Chatterley, ma anche per la seconda. Mondadori rispose affermativamente e si attivò immediatamente per ottenere da Frieda Lawrence vedova ed erede del grande scrittore britannico morto nel 1930 entrambi i manoscritti. Nacque così questo settimo volume della serie Mondadori dedicata alle opere di David Herbert Lawrence formata, appunto, da «La prima Lady Chatterley», «La seconda Lady Chatterley» e da «L'amante di Lady Chatterley», con la traduzione di Carla Izzo per le prime due versioni e di Giulio Monteleone per la terza. Completa l'opera il testo dell'autore stesso «A proposito di Lady Chatterley» sulle prime edizioni fraudolente del romanzo e sulla sua ricezione. in 16°, tela con fregio oro impresso al piatto e titoli e fregi oro al dorso; sovracoperta e cofanetto editoriale con fregi e titoli blu al dorso, pp. [2] XXXVIII 1054 [10], ritratto dell'autore inciso all'antiporta protetto da velina; titoli neri e blu al frontespizio; taglio superiore colorato. Prima edizione. Ottimo esemplare. Cofanetto editoriale con lievi e perimetrali segni d'usura; sovracoperta e tela prive di particolari difetti da segnalare; piccolo strappo alla nona e decima carta, per il resto fresco e pulito alle carte e ai tagli. tela con fregio oro impresso al piatto e titoli e fregi oro al dorso; sovracoperta e cofanetto editoriale con fregi e titoli blu al dorso.…

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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - This book analyzes how the decline of American hegemony affects Italian foreign policy. It explores how Italy's EU membership intersects with Italy's role as a member of the coalition supporting the US-led hegemonic order.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. This book analyzes how variations in the traditional pillars of Italian foreign policy (the US, the EU and multilateralism) can be related to changes in the US-led international hegemonic order and to the role that Italy plays within that order. To explore these variations, the book proposes an analysis of the Italian voting and sponsoring behavior at the UN in the period 2000-2017, in both the General Assembly and the Security Council, and emphasizes the importance of the latter forum to detect how Italian behavior reflects changes at the international system level. By focusing on the Italian coalition behavior, the book explores how Italy as a status seeking middle power has traditionally played the role of coalition facilitator, adapting its foreign policy to be part of a coalition of European states and building on this coalition to increase its contribution to the maintenance of the international system in support of the US-led order. Ultimately this behavior also contributed to its status. However, at a moment when traditional coalitions are reshuffling, and elements of uncertainty are present, elements of volatility are present in Italian foreign policy, especially in the choice of intra-European coalition partners. Italy still builds on a coalition of European states and still does so in support of the US and its authority in the international hegemonic order. But changes in the bargaining environment are making the facilitation of a coalition of European states more difficult and less rewarding. The book also highlights ongoing challenges at both the domestic and international level that might lead to more marked discontinuities in the traditional Italian foreign policy behavior This book analyzes how the decline of American hegemony affects Italian foreign policy. It explores how Italys EU membership intersects with Italys role as a member of the coalition supporting the US-led hegemonic order. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Italy in Uncertain Times | Europeanizing Foreign Policy in the Declining Process of the American Hegemony | Carla Monteleone | Taschenbuch | Foreign Policies of the Middle Powers | Englisch | 2023 | Lexington Books | EAN 9781498581851 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…

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