Benjamin Toettoe
Biographic Data
| ID | 4152241 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Benjamin Toettoe |
| GIVEN NAMES | Benjamin |
| FAMILY NAME | Toettoe |
| SIGNATURE | TOETTOE B |
| AFFILIATIONS | Université de Montréal |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-3872-4541 |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 5 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 4 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 5 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2026 |
| H-INDEX | 2 |
Citizen responses to economic statecraft: Evidence from Australia
Economic coercion has become an increasingly common occurrence on the world stage. However, how targeted populations respond to it in the attitudinal realm remains understudied. This is problematic given the constraining effects of public opinion over foreign policy. In this article, we examine how citizens’ stances toward the state initiating coercion are shaped by (1) material exposure to its economic fallout and (2) information regarding that …
National Dependence and Public Perceptions: Understanding the Economic Determinants of Foreign Policy Preferences Toward China
The relationship between economic dependence and foreign influence has become an increasingly prominent topic in International Relations. However, academic studies and public discussion largely overlook that dependence could influence not only states’ official policies but also the foreign policy preferences of their populations. In addition, they simplistically assume that material dependence directly establishes influence without considering ad…
Identarian Atlanticism and foreign policy implications: A study of European public attitudes
Allies at Heart? A Study of Ideational Continentalism in Canadians’ Foreign Policy Attitudes
The United States has long represented one of Canada's primary international allies. This partnership has remained strong despite turbulent times in the relationship, such as the one brought forth by the Trump presidency. Our article seeks to understand the sources of such continuity through the lens of continentalism. While historical accounts of continentalism have portrayed it as a passive force stemming from Canada's material self-interest, s…
Chinese Development Aid and Finance: Effective Soft Power Tool or Public Diplomacy Liability? A Spatial Study of Project Influence
China has risen to become a significant donor of foreign aid and assistance in recent years. As with other major donors, such economic flows in the provenance of China are tied to the latterʼs strategic aims. Specifically, the use of economic outlays as a tool of soft power and public diplomacy has been identified as a key motivation in Chinese disbursement decisions. However, studies examining the empirical success of Chinese foreign aid and ass…
National Dependence and Public Perceptions: Understanding the Economic Determinants of Foreign Policy Preferences Toward China
The relationship between economic dependence and foreign influence has become an increasingly prominent topic in International Relations. However, academic studies and public discussion largely overlook that dependence could influence not only states’ official policies but also the foreign policy preferences of their populations. In addition, they simplistically assume that material dependence directly establishes influence without considering ad…
Allies at Heart? A Study of Ideational Continentalism in Canadians’ Foreign Policy Attitudes
The United States has long represented one of Canada's primary international allies. This partnership has remained strong despite turbulent times in the relationship, such as the one brought forth by the Trump presidency. Our article seeks to understand the sources of such continuity through the lens of continentalism. While historical accounts of continentalism have portrayed it as a passive force stemming from Canada's material self-interest, s…
Chinese Development Aid and Finance: Effective Soft Power Tool or Public Diplomacy Liability? A Spatial Study of Project Influence
China has risen to become a significant donor of foreign aid and assistance in recent years. As with other major donors, such economic flows in the provenance of China are tied to the latterʼs strategic aims. Specifically, the use of economic outlays as a tool of soft power and public diplomacy has been identified as a key motivation in Chinese disbursement decisions. However, studies examining the empirical success of Chinese foreign aid and ass…
National Dependence and Public Perceptions: Understanding the Economic Determinants of Foreign Policy Preferences Toward China
The relationship between economic dependence and foreign influence has become an increasingly prominent topic in International Relations. However, academic studies and public discussion largely overlook that dependence could influence not only states’ official policies but also the foreign policy preferences of their populations. In addition, they simplistically assume that material dependence directly establishes influence without considering ad…
Identarian Atlanticism and foreign policy implications: A study of European public attitudes
Allies at Heart? A Study of Ideational Continentalism in Canadians’ Foreign Policy Attitudes
The United States has long represented one of Canada's primary international allies. This partnership has remained strong despite turbulent times in the relationship, such as the one brought forth by the Trump presidency. Our article seeks to understand the sources of such continuity through the lens of continentalism. While historical accounts of continentalism have portrayed it as a passive force stemming from Canada's material self-interest, s…
Citizen responses to economic statecraft: Evidence from Australia
Economic coercion has become an increasingly common occurrence on the world stage. However, how targeted populations respond to it in the attitudinal realm remains understudied. This is problematic given the constraining effects of public opinion over foreign policy. In this article, we examine how citizens’ stances toward the state initiating coercion are shaped by (1) material exposure to its economic fallout and (2) information regarding that …
Political science (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · International Relations and Foreign Policy (3 works) · China (2 works) · Economics (2 works) · Foreign policy (2 works) · International Development and Aid (2 works) · Psychology (2 works) · Public economics (2 works) · Public opinion (2 works)