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The End of Foreign Policy?

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The End of Foreign Policy?

During 2001, the founders of E3G contributed to the influential pamphlet ‘The End of Foreign Policy?: British Interests, Global Linkages and Natural Limits’ published by Peter Hain MP. This set out the ways in which foreign policy, and foreign ministries, would need to be re-cast in an interdependent and highly connected world. As a direct result two EU states restructured their foreign ministries.

A pdf version of the pamphlet is attached for download.

Copies of the printed version of the pamphlet are available for purchase from Chatham House.

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