Foreign Policy of Saudi Arabia: Internal and External Contexts

Gulshan Dietl

India Quarterly: A Journal of International Affairs, 1985, vol. 41, issue 3-4, 363-375

Abstract: The domestic capabilities and compulsions are the major inputs in a country's foreign policy. Regional and global circumstances influence these inputs and make them operational. Thus, the foreign policy of a country, at any given time, reflects the internal and regional contexts. This paper proposes to highlight the domestic dilemma, regional vulnerability and global alignments in Saudi foreign policy.

Date: 1985
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