National role conceptions in a new millennium : defining a place in a changing world

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1. Introduction: Defining Roles in a Polycentric World
SECTION I: National Roles
	2. Shrinking the US Leadership Role: Populism and the Change of Domestic and International “Others”
	3. The Evolution of Russia’s National Role Conceptions: From Cooperation to Great Power Competition
	4. Taking Center Stage: China’s New Role Assertiveness in the 21st-Century International System
	5. A Tenuous Island: The Destabilization of Britain’s Role in the International System of the 21st Century
	6. Berlin, We Have a Problem: Germany’s Role Adaptability and the Transatlantic Security Community
	7. Contesting Japan’s International Role: The Responses of Japanese Non-governmental Organizations to the Transformation of Japanese ODA Policy
SECTION II: Institutional Roles
	8. The European Union’s Self-conception of Its Roles in Global Affairs
	9. NATO’s Role Transitions in a Changing International System
	10. ASEAN: The Center of Asian Regionalization? A Model for a Global Future?
	11. The Organization of American States’ Role as Facilitator of Democracy Promotion: Persuasion and Social Influence during the Political Crisis in Venezuela
	12. Conclusion: Turbulence in the 21st-century International Order
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