African, Political Science, International Relations 

This comprehensive treatment of the interplay between domestic and international politics analyzes efforts by African states to manage their external relations amid seismic shifts in the internal, regional, and global environments. The authors' nuanced analysis of foreign policy issues and themes traverses the continent, identifying patterns of change, examining constraints, and giving careful attention to the processes that so powerfully influence policy outcomes. - from Amzon 

CONTENTS
1,Foreign Policy Making in Africa: An Introduction...........................................P 1
Khadiagala, - M.Gilbert, and Trrence Lyons
2.Foreign Policy Decision making in Anglophone west Africa.............................P15
Clement A.Adibe
3.New Direction in Francophone West Africa Foreign Policies............................p 41
Peter J. Schraeder
4.Foreign Policy Making in Central Africa:The Imperative of Regime security in a new context..............................................................................................P 67
John F Clark
5.Foreign Policy Making in the Great Lakes Region.........................................p 87
Rene Lemarchand
6,The Foreign Policy Making of the Horn: The Clash Between the old and new..p 107
Ruth Iyob
7.Foreign Policy Decision making in Southern Africa's Fading Front line.......... p 131
Khadiagala, - M.Gilbert
8. South African Foreign Policy Decision making in the African Context...........P 159
Denis Verter
9.External Relations of Weak State and stateless Regions in Africa.................P 285
William Reno
10. Conclusion:African Foreign Policy making at the Millennium.....................P 207
Khadiagala, - M.Gilbert, and Terrence Lyons