monograph February 01, 2009

Unipolarity and Weak States : The Case of Bangladesh

Autonomy, Alliances and Domestic Capacity

Security & Strategy Programme, BIISS Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS)

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Unipolarity and Weak States : The Case of Bangladesh

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Publisher Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS)

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["Unipolarity" "Weak states" "Bangladesh" "Alliances" "Autonomy" "Institutions"]

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Policy proposals include diversified partnerships, issue-based coalitions, and professionalization of core state functions to expand room for maneuver.

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This study investigates how a unipolar order shapes options for weak states, arguing that domestic capability and credible institutions condition the effectiveness of external alignments.

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Security & Strategy Programme, BIISS (2009). Unipolarity and Weak States : The Case of Bangladesh. Bangladesh Institute of International and Strategic Studies (BIISS).

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