Comparing Normativity in Foreign Policy: China, India, the EU, the US and Russia
Comparing Normativity in Foreign Policy: China, India, the EU, the US and Russia

Author(s): Natalie Tocci, Ian Manners
Subject(s): International Law, Government/Political systems, International relations/trade, Comparative politics
Published by: CEPS Centre for European Policy Studies
Keywords: Comparative politics; Foreign policy; UN; China; India; EU; USA; Russia;
Summary/Abstract: The conceptual framework presented in chapter 1 of this book to assess normativity in foreign policy presumes that any international player can act in a variety of ways in different foreign policy instances. In this final chapter we shall conclude by attempting the difficult task of comparing such normativity in the foreign policies of the five major global actors, selected in view of their population sizes and permanent seats on the UN Security Council – China, India, EU, US and Russia.

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