Defence Diplomacy Foreign Policy Analysis Theory And Practice Volume 3 Imolementation In Small States
Defence Diplomacy Foreign Policy Analysis Theory And Practice Volume 3 Imolementation In Small States
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Date
2022-09-13
Authors
Budi Pramono
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CV. AKSARA GLOBAL AKADEMIA
Abstract
Through the Foreign Policy of a small country (Suriname) students are expected to be able to understand the
policies that should be carried out by a small country like Suriname. Even though Suriname is a small country,
its natural potential is quite adequate, so many countries have bilateral cooperation. Through this Foreign Policy
Analysis, students are prepared to be able to understand and understand projects by developed countries towards
small countries, so that a policy can be formulated so that small countries still have a bargaining position.
The urgency of this Foreign Policy Analysis of the Foreign Policy of the Small State of Suriname is to provide
an illustration that Suriname/other small countries continue to ride the big countries. In understanding the FPA of
small countries, an updated data is needed to be used as an anticipatory measure. Policies implemented by small
countries are part of anticipating threats to state sovereignty
Description
Homeland connections have been a feature of the Surinamese Javanese population group ever since the first
Javanese indentured laborers left Indonesia and settled in Suriname in 1890. For many decades these links
were confined to well-demarcated Javanese communities living across the Indian and Atlantic Oceans.
Mutual relationships were shaped and nurtured by the continuous movement of newly recruited workers
going to Suriname and ex-contract laborers returning to Indonesia, and by ongoing flows of goods and ideas
between the two former Dutch colonies. In 1930, the abolition of Javanese contract labor marked the end of
the sizeable influx of Javanese workers into Suriname. Free labor substituted contract labor and smaller
numbers of Javanese laborers continued to settle in Suriname until 1939