The Impact of Environmental Issues on the Foreign Policy Orientations of Developing Countries After 2001

Abstract

Variables within the priority systems of international actors derive their significance from their connection to a state's standing. This is particularly true when the variable in question is the environment—the broader setting in which a state operates. This environment constitutes an integrated, harmonious, and interdependent system that functions as a cohesive whole, necessitating the formulation of comprehensive foreign policy approaches by developing nations