How to compare regional powers: analytical concepts and research topics
@article{Nolte2010HowTC,
title={How to compare regional powers: analytical concepts and research topics},
author={D. Nolte},
journal={Review of International Studies},
year={2010},
volume={36},
pages={881 - 901}
}Abstract Although the concept of regional power is frequently used in International Relations (IR) literature, there is no consensus regarding the defining characteristics of a regional power. The article discusses different theoretical approaches that address the topic of power hierarchies in international politics and make reference to the concept of regional power. Marking differences as well as common ground with the more traditional concept of ‘middle powers’, the article outlines an… Expand
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