Small State Foreign Policy in Contemporary World

This book explained the position, behavior, and role of the Small Powers (states) in the
international system since Westphalia Treaty via historical prospect. By analyzing European
Small Powers, there have been attempting to generalize and optimize within the theoretical
framework possible ways for foreign policy activities of the former Soviet Union republics on
the examples of Azerbaijan, Georgia, and Armenia. This book is the first attempt to explain
former Soviet states foreign policy as Small Power theoretically and to propose the most possible
optimal behavior for them.
Prof. Dr. Rovshan Ibrahimov, is a Professor at the Hankuk University of Foreign Studies (South Korea), College of Oriental Studies.