Strategic partnerships, international politics and IR theory

Tyushka, Andriy; Czechowska, Lucyna

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“…Homever, the phrase "strategic partnership" first appeared in international politics in the 1990s (Blanco, 2015). Added Michalski (2019), Tyushka, and Czechowska (2019), mention that the first strategic partnerships developed after the end of the cold war between the late 1980s and early 1990s. This phrase became widely used in international relations to describe the collaboration between players in global politics (Blanco, 2015).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…In addition, the concept of "strategic partnership" is broad and varied. Due tots nature, it encompasses a variety of discursive conceptual frameworks, cultural implications, and political activities from around the world (Tyushka & Czechowska, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Meanwhile, from an international perspective, strategic partnerships function as a means of making social contacts between countries or institutions through diplomacy and socialization, becoming a network of bilateral relations that complement multilateral relations in the international system . Strategic partnerships that are seen in this perspective, which give interstate interaction structure, primarily concentrating on the geopolitical sphere, can enhance multilateral participation in strategic issues, enhance global governance, and transform the international system into a network of bilateralism (Tyushka & Czechowska, 2019).…”

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confidence: 99%

“…Strategic partnerships were portrayed as venues for social engagement on an international level. Besides, the roles are more likely to improve state participation that can extend beyond the intended structure of bilateral contacts to include more significant areas of multilateral engagement Tyushka & Czechowska, 2019). Grevi (2016) argues that the objective of a successful strategic partnership is to forge bilateral ties which are advantageous and conducive to more effective multilateral cooperation.…”

Section: International Levelmentioning

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Beyond Bilateral: The Constitutive Dimensions of Strategic Partnership between Japan and Thailand

Falah

Rahman

2022

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This article discusses bilateral state cooperation that was developed, with the agreement of both states, into a more comprehensive and long-term partnership, known as a Strategic Partnership. The dynamics in the bilateral relationship between these states, then become an attraction to further analyze the Japan-Thailand strategic partnership. The focus in this article is on the function of the strategic partnership, the roles of the two actors, and viewing it in a constitutive dimension. The author uses qualitative research using primary and secondary data in analyzing. The relationship and interactions between Japan and Thailand are analyzed on three levels: international, bilateral and individual, using the concept of strategic partnership as a social interaction between global actors and the role-playing that occurs. By observing from the perspective of both actors, the authors argue that the strategic partnership agreed upon by Japan and Thailand acts as an agency that facilitates self-conception to maintain their position, status and role in the international system.

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Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: Conceptual Frameworkmentioning

confidence: 99%

Section: International Levelmentioning

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Beyond Bilateral: The Constitutive Dimensions of Strategic Partnership between Japan and Thailand

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Rahman

2022

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“…Although there is no universal definition to it, a partnership of strategic nature may imply a comprehensive approach in which participants share common goals and somewhat similar views, and conduct cooperation in a wide array of areas such as the trade, political and security dimensions, inter alia (Tyushka & Czechowska, 2019). Economic ties have always been strong between the EU and ASEAN.…”

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The EU-ASEAN Ties: A Strategic Partnership? : Assessing the Development of Relations through the Lens of Political and Economic Cooperation

Páldi¹

2020

Foreign Policy Review

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The European Union and the Association of Southeast Asian Nations are both fundamental international organizations in their respective geographical regions, striving to become key players in shaping the global political landscape, reaching out far beyond their borders. In light of this, one might think it was already timely to raise the two blocs' partnership to the strategic level. Analysing official documents, and drawing upon previous researches in the field and a number of in-depth interviews with stakeholders from both sides of the EU-ASEAN ties, this article has given an outline on the development of relations between the two entities, with a particular focus on the political and economic domains. Highlighting the efforts made to pursue the elevation of ties to a Strategic Partnership, it concluded that ASEAN still primarily regards the EU as a trading partner with limited weight as a political and security actor. Protracted bilateral disputes between the EU and certain ASEAN member states also hindered the upgrade of relations for some time. The article argued that even though much has been done lately to approximate the two organisations' viewpoints, and the long-awaited official announcement of the EU-ASEAN Strategic Partnership that finally happened in December 2020 was beyond doubt an important milestone, there is still work to do to further streamline the ties.

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Strategic Partnerships in Twenty-Second Century Global Politics: From Weathering Storms to the Politics of Anticipation

Tyushka

Czechowska²

2023

The Palgrave Handbook of Global Politics in the 22nd Century

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Strategic partnerships, international politics and IR theory

Cited by 9 publications

References 22 publications

Beyond Bilateral: The Constitutive Dimensions of Strategic Partnership between Japan and Thailand

Beyond Bilateral: The Constitutive Dimensions of Strategic Partnership between Japan and Thailand

The EU-ASEAN Ties: A Strategic Partnership? : Assessing the Development of Relations through the Lens of Political and Economic Cooperation

Strategic Partnerships in Twenty-Second Century Global Politics: From Weathering Storms to the Politics of Anticipation

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