Titlebook: British External Policy-making in the 1990s; Michael Clarke Textbook 1992Latest edition Royal Institute of International Affairs 1992 cons

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Britain in the Contemporary World,tion of a series of very complex processes. Nevertheless, it expresses an essential truth about Britain’s place in the contemporary world. The aim of this chapter is to try to place British external relations in a more detailed context. All of the major dimensions by which British foreign policy has

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Institutional Influences on External Policy-making,te effect on the content and the making of it. But we must be careful to distinguish the context of policy from influences upon it. For the ‘context’ is something within which Britain exists according to the view of the beholder. Governments may or may not agree with the observer’s particular charac

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Conclusion,nswers are possible on the basis of the foregoing analysis, but in that case the only conclusion we could draw here would be that British external relations in the 1990s are replete with paradox: the present international context of external relations reinforces old as well as new influences in poli

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