| ID | 118575 |
| Title Proper | Mongolia's evolving security strategy |
| Other Title Information | omni-enmeshment and balance of influence |
| Language | ENG |
| Author | Reeves, Jeffrey |
| Publication | 2012. |
| Summary / Abstract (Note) | With the publication of its 2010 National Security Concept and its 2011 Foreign Policy Concept, Ulaanbaatar has formalised a shift in foreign policy that has been readily apparent since 2000. Whereas Mongolia's foreign policy for the 1990s was formulated around an omni-enmeshment strategy, its foreign policy from 2000 onward is best conceptualised as an amalgam of omni-enmeshment and balance of influence. Ulaanbaatar's new foreign policy strategy implicitly identifies China as the country's largest security concern. This sense of a China 'challenge' is mirrored in Ulaanbaatar's post-2000 foreign policy relations. |
| `In' analytical Note | Pacific Review Vol. 25, No.5; Dec 2012: p.589-612 |
| Journal Source | Pacific Review Vol. 25, No.5; Dec 2012: p.589-612 |
| Key Words | Mongolia ; China ; National Security ; Foreign Policy ; Omni - Enmeshment |