Regions and Countries
Regional context, one country at a time
We examine bilateral and regional dynamics across Asia, Africa, Latin America, and the Middle East. Granular country studies respect historical and domestic realities, so that each analysis begins from the ground rather than from abstraction.
Cross-regional comparisons connect Africa, Latin America, and Asia, while our monitoring of sub-regional organizations and bilateral cooperation accords tracks how these relationships take shape in practice.
Study divisions
Three lenses on regional context
Each division examines the local economic conditions, diplomatic networks, and regional priorities that shape a country's place within its neighbourhood.
Asia
Asian regional dynamics
Examines economic conditions, diplomatic networks, and regional priorities across the Asian region, with attention to the domestic realities that inform each country's external choices.
Africa
African regional dynamics
Follows sub-regional organizations and bilateral cooperation across the African continent, grounding each analysis in the economic and historical contexts that shape regional priorities.
Latin America
Latin American regional dynamics
Considers the economic conditions, diplomatic networks, and regional priorities that connect Latin American states, with attention to the cross-regional links that connect them to Africa and Asia.
Field context
Environmental field settings and cross-regional dialogue contexts, documented as they are, without staging or implying specific Foundation activity.