The author discusses the interplay between what was traditional and new in
Polish post-1989 foreign policy. He focuses on the goals pursued by principal
foreign policy actors and the attempts of some of them at introducing change.
He concludes on a rather pessimistic note as his research brings him no closer to
finding evidence of a clear-cut common strategy underpinning Polish foreign policy
as practiced by all post-1989 governments.
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