Mapping Mongolian Politics, Foreign Policy and Governance
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This edited volume presents a comprehensive exploration of Mongolia’s political transformation, foreign policy, and governance in the 21st century, capturing the country’s remarkable journey from a socialist regime to a vibrant democracy. While analysing the evolution of Mongolia’s political institutions, governance structures, and international strategies, it not only highlights institutional reforms, political pluralism, and governance challenges, but also examines the country’s strategic positioning between Russia and China and its “Third Neighbour” policy that helps strengthen Mongolia’s diplomatic balancing act in maintaining sovereignty, attracting investment, and managing regional pressures in an increasingly multipolar world. The book also focuses on economic management, resource dependency, environmental sustainability, and climate risks. By combining historical depth with contemporary analysis, this book provides an insightful case study of how small, resource-rich democracies sustain political resilience and strategic autonomy amid global transformations. It serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and readers interested in governance, comparative politics, foreign policy, and the evolving dynamics of Asian democracies in a geopolitically charged environment.
Prof. Sharad K Soni is Associate Dean of the School of International Studies (SIS) at Jawaharlal Nehru University (JNU), New Delhi, India. Currently, he is also serving as Chairperson of the Centre for Inner Asian Studies at SIS, JNU. His research interests focus on issues concerning Inner Asian/Central Asian and Eurasian Studies, particularly the geopolitics in the region; great power politics in and around Mongolia in historical and contemporary perspectives; foreign and security policy of Mongolia and its international relations.
Prof. Munkhbat Sonomdarjaa is Dean of the School of Political Science, International Relations and Public Administration at National University of Mongolia (NUM), Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia. Having a PhD in Political Science from NUM, his research interests focus on political theory and methodology, political institutions, civic and political participation, and political party systems and policies. He also serves as Editor-in-Chief of two academic journals: Politology, published by National University of Mongolia, and Mongolian Political Science Review, published by Mongolian Political Science Association.
This edited volume presents a comprehensive exploration of Mongolia’s political transformation, foreign policy, and governance in the 21st century, capturing the country’s remarkable journey from a socialist regime to a vibrant democracy. While analysing the evolution of Mongolia’s political institutions, governance structures, and international strategies, it not only highlights institutional reforms, political pluralism, and governance challenges, but also examines the country’s strategic positioning between Russia and China and its “Third Neighbour” policy that helps strengthen Mongolia’s diplomatic balancing act in maintaining sovereignty, attracting investment, and managing regional pressures in an increasingly multipolar world. The book also focuses on economic management, resource dependency, environmental sustainability, and climate risks. By combining historical depth with contemporary analysis, this book provides an insightful case study of how small, resource-rich democracies sustain political resilience and strategic autonomy amid global transformations. It serves as an essential resource for scholars, policymakers, and readers interested in governance, comparative politics, foreign policy, and the evolving dynamics of Asian democracies in a geopolitically charged environment.
Examines Mongolia’s unique democratic evolution and institutional reforms post-socialism Explores strategic diplomacy balancing Russia, China, and “Third Neighbour” partnerships Evaluates governance models addressing resource dependency and sustainable development
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Sharad K. Soni
Themen in »Mapping Mongolian Politics, Foreign Policy and Governance«
Political tradition in Mongolia Democratic evolution and governance challenges Electoral dynamics and political behaviour in Mongolia Mongolia-Russia relations Mongolia-China relations Third neighbour foreign policy of Mongolia Mongolia’s strategic third neighbours Geopolitical dynamics surrounding Mongolia Mongolia’s economic diplomacy Community based rangeland governance in Mongolia Disaster risk governance in Mongolia State intervention in labour market outcomes in Mongolia