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Elements of Sri Lanka’s geopolitics: impact on United States’ foreign policy
/ Senaratne, Bhagya
Senaratne, Bhagya
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This article examines whether the physical determinants of Sri Lanka have a significant impact on the formulation of the United States’ foreign policy. It also analyses whether Sri Lanka’s close proximity to the sea lines of communication (SLOCs) has any influence on the United States’ urge to link businesses and people, and also to reaffirm its interests and influence in Sri Lanka. The paper will briefly touch upon the security and military advantages that the United States enjoys in South Asia. It also ascertains whether American foreign policy towards Sri Lanka will be largely driven by economic factors, and due to Sri Lanka’s location as well as the ability to integrate the island nation to America’s future interests in the region.
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Foreign Policy
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Sri Lanka’s Geopolitics
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Importance of public diplomacy in formulating a maritime policy for the Indian Ocean Region
/ Senaratne, Bhagya
Senaratne, Bhagya
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The Indian Ocean covers 20% of the Earth and is ranked as the third largest water body in the world. It has various matters related to maritime affairs which have to be resolved and policies that need to be implemented to ensure maritime safety and security of the littoral countries. In this context, the formulation of a common maritime policy will be beneficial in safeguarding not only the states but also the natural resources in the region. This paper demonstrates that the use of public diplomacy is a beneficial tool in formulating a common maritime policy. It also argues that this tool is useful in influencing public and governments in cooperating towards formulating and implementing policies and strategies that are important for maritime safety and security in the Indian Ocean Region.
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Public Diplomacy
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Maritime Policy
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Indian Ocean Region
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