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Asif B Farooq

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ID1403564
NAMEAsif B Farooq
GIVEN NAMESAsif B
FAMILY NAMEFarooq
SIGNATUREFAROOQ A B
AFFILIATIONSUniversidade de Toronto, Canada
VERIFIEDNo
TOTAL WORKS6
TOTAL CITATIONS10
WORKS AS AUTHOR6
WORKS AS EDITOR0
FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR2013
LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR2015
H-INDEX2
  • Stretching health diplomacy beyond ‘Global’ problem solving

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Global Social Policy•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The importance of the regional dimension of health diplomacy is only gaining slow and uneven recognition. This is in many ways surprising. As demonstrated in the work of Deacon on the 'globalization of social policy', global social policy has been animated and debated not only at the multilateral level but at the regional level as well. But at least in the diplomatic literature, the importance of this regional dynamic (with a focus on diverse sit…

  • The Advocacy of Democratic Governance by India and China

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•India Quarterly A Journal of…•2015•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article examines the patterns of consistency and inconsistency between how India and China advocate democratisation at the global and national levels. Addressing this question through a dualistic framework, we develop a detailed map of the rhetorical promotion of democratic governance by India and China through an analysis of 10 years of foreign affairs speeches, remarks, interviews and statements of political elites of both countries. The a…

  • Emerging donors

    Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Cambridge Review of International…•2015•Cited by: 5•References: 25

    This paper examines the evolving pattern of democracy promotion by three emerging donors: India, Brazil and South Africa. It first asks how the emerging donors promote democracy through their development assistance. The paper argues that despite the risk of compromising security and trade interests, the emerging donors have adapted to a 2 × 2 (two by two) model of democracy promotion by which they circumvent risk by promoting procedural democracy…

  • Testando a cultura de clube dos BRICS

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Contexto Internacional•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 36

    O dinamismo social e econômico nos países BRICS, combinado com sua ascensão diplomática e política, tem sustentado a mudança na balança global de poder. Embora a transformação dos BRICS, do conceito para a prática, precise ser tratada com seriedade, com o processo de cúpula estendida, ilustrativo de um novo status encontrado para os países emergentes no sistema internacional, devemos reconhecer que os membros dos BRICS (China, Índia, Brasil, Rúss…

  • The U nited S tates and B ahrain

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Bessma Momani et al.•ARTICLE•Digest of Middle East Studies•2014•References: 27

    We examine how the U nited S tates' response to the situation in B ahrain can be differentiated from that in L ibya and E gypt based on a comparative content analysis of the U . S . administration's press releases, remarks, and interviews during the first three months of the A rab S pring movement. Our findings indicate that although the level and duration of violence were comparable, the U . S . government response was strikingly different with …

  • BRICS and the Privileging of Informality in Global Governance

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Global Policy•2013

    The staging of the Fifth BRICS summit on 26–27 March 2013 consolidated the impression of nuanced club dynamics. Despite considerable differences in strategic perspectives, the BRICS members have been successful in amplifying converging interests while avoiding friction from disagreement by downplaying issues on which there is geopolitical divergence and policy competition. Their ‘agency’ of cooperation within BRICS is founded on an informal and l…

  • Emerging donors

    Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Cambridge Review of International…•2015•Cited by: 5•References: 25

    This paper examines the evolving pattern of democracy promotion by three emerging donors: India, Brazil and South Africa. It first asks how the emerging donors promote democracy through their development assistance. The paper argues that despite the risk of compromising security and trade interests, the emerging donors have adapted to a 2 × 2 (two by two) model of democracy promotion by which they circumvent risk by promoting procedural democracy…

  • Stretching health diplomacy beyond ‘Global’ problem solving

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Global Social Policy•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The importance of the regional dimension of health diplomacy is only gaining slow and uneven recognition. This is in many ways surprising. As demonstrated in the work of Deacon on the 'globalization of social policy', global social policy has been animated and debated not only at the multilateral level but at the regional level as well. But at least in the diplomatic literature, the importance of this regional dynamic (with a focus on diverse sit…

  • Testando a cultura de clube dos BRICS

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Contexto Internacional•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 36

    O dinamismo social e econômico nos países BRICS, combinado com sua ascensão diplomática e política, tem sustentado a mudança na balança global de poder. Embora a transformação dos BRICS, do conceito para a prática, precise ser tratada com seriedade, com o processo de cúpula estendida, ilustrativo de um novo status encontrado para os países emergentes no sistema internacional, devemos reconhecer que os membros dos BRICS (China, Índia, Brasil, Rúss…

  • The Advocacy of Democratic Governance by India and China

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•India Quarterly A Journal of…•2015•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article examines the patterns of consistency and inconsistency between how India and China advocate democratisation at the global and national levels. Addressing this question through a dualistic framework, we develop a detailed map of the rhetorical promotion of democratic governance by India and China through an analysis of 10 years of foreign affairs speeches, remarks, interviews and statements of political elites of both countries. The a…

  • BRICS and the Privileging of Informality in Global Governance

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Global Policy•2013

    The staging of the Fifth BRICS summit on 26–27 March 2013 consolidated the impression of nuanced club dynamics. Despite considerable differences in strategic perspectives, the BRICS members have been successful in amplifying converging interests while avoiding friction from disagreement by downplaying issues on which there is geopolitical divergence and policy competition. Their ‘agency’ of cooperation within BRICS is founded on an informal and l…

  • The U nited S tates and B ahrain

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Bessma Momani et al.•ARTICLE•Digest of Middle East Studies•2014•References: 27

    We examine how the U nited S tates' response to the situation in B ahrain can be differentiated from that in L ibya and E gypt based on a comparative content analysis of the U . S . administration's press releases, remarks, and interviews during the first three months of the A rab S pring movement. Our findings indicate that although the level and duration of violence were comparable, the U . S . government response was strikingly different with …

  • Stretching health diplomacy beyond ‘Global’ problem solving

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Global Social Policy•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 8

    The importance of the regional dimension of health diplomacy is only gaining slow and uneven recognition. This is in many ways surprising. As demonstrated in the work of Deacon on the 'globalization of social policy', global social policy has been animated and debated not only at the multilateral level but at the regional level as well. But at least in the diplomatic literature, the importance of this regional dynamic (with a focus on diverse sit…

  • The Advocacy of Democratic Governance by India and China

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•India Quarterly A Journal of…•2015•Cited by: 1•References: 17

    This article examines the patterns of consistency and inconsistency between how India and China advocate democratisation at the global and national levels. Addressing this question through a dualistic framework, we develop a detailed map of the rhetorical promotion of democratic governance by India and China through an analysis of 10 years of foreign affairs speeches, remarks, interviews and statements of political elites of both countries. The a…

  • Emerging donors

    Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Cambridge Review of International…•2015•Cited by: 5•References: 25

    This paper examines the evolving pattern of democracy promotion by three emerging donors: India, Brazil and South Africa. It first asks how the emerging donors promote democracy through their development assistance. The paper argues that despite the risk of compromising security and trade interests, the emerging donors have adapted to a 2 × 2 (two by two) model of democracy promotion by which they circumvent risk by promoting procedural democracy…

  • Testando a cultura de clube dos BRICS

    Open Access•Andrew F Cooper, Asif B Farooq et al.•ARTICLE•Contexto Internacional•2015•Cited by: 2•References: 36

    O dinamismo social e econômico nos países BRICS, combinado com sua ascensão diplomática e política, tem sustentado a mudança na balança global de poder. Embora a transformação dos BRICS, do conceito para a prática, precise ser tratada com seriedade, com o processo de cúpula estendida, ilustrativo de um novo status encontrado para os países emergentes no sistema internacional, devemos reconhecer que os membros dos BRICS (China, Índia, Brasil, Rúss…

Political science (6 works) · Economics (5 works) · Law (5 works) · International Development and Aid (4 works) · Law (4 works) · Political economy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Global governance (3 works) · Sociology (3 works) · China (2 works)

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