South African Foreign Policy Review

Lesley Masters is senior lecturer at Nottingham Trent University and a senior research associate at the University of Johannesburg. Philani Mthembu is executive director of the Institute for Global Dialogue. Jo-Ansie van Wyk is professor of international politics at the University of South Africa.

• Foreword—Ambassador Welile NhlapoINTRODUCING THE NEW DAWNA New Dawn for South African Foreign Policy?—the EditorsTHE NEW DAWN: REIMAGINING IDEAS, NORMS, AND IDENTITYSouth African Foreign Policy and the Search for Ontological Security—B. NaudeTo Be or Not to Be? Is South Africa a Good International Citizen?—S. GrahamThe Art of Reconciling Power and Morality: South Africa's Norm Entrepreneurship Under Cyril Ramaphosa—M. NargarCONSTRUCTING THE NEW DAWN: ARCHITECTURE, ACTORS, AND INSTRUMENTS IN SOUTH AFRICAN FOREIGN POLICYParliament and International Agreements: A Systems Perspective on Foreign Policy Oversight—N. Leibrandt-LoxtonThe Youth and South African Foreign Policy: Influencers or Passive Observers?—S. BothaSouth Africa's Maritime Diplomacy—L. OttoSouth Africa's Defense Diplomacy: A Viable Instrument of Foreign and Security Policy—F. MaberaTowards the Urbanization of Foreign Policy in South Africa?—F. Nganje and O. AyodeleSouth African Foreign Policy, Covid-19, and Health Diplomacy: Sunset or New Dawn?—J-A. van Wyk, L. Masters, and P. MethembuSEARCHING FOR A NICHE IN THE NEW DAWNThe Quest for Continental Peace and Security—C. HendricksWomen, Peace and Security, and the African Continental Free Trade Area: Consolidating the Nexus in South Africa's Foreign Policy—N. Bayat and D. LukeSouth Africa's Economic Diplomacy in Africa—C. VandomeAfrican Engagement in Club Governance: A Boon for Economic Diplomacy—A. MuresanSouth Africa's Candidature Diplomacy—J-A. van WykConstituting a Post-Hegemonic World Order? Canada, South Africa, and the Fragility of "Middlepowerism"—D.R. Black and D.J. HornsbyConflicting Perspectives and Cooperative Connections: South African-US Relations During the Ramaphosa Administration—C. WilliamsCONCLUSION: A NEW DAWN DEFERRED?The New Dawn in a Turbulent Geopolitical Landscape: South Africa, Africa, and the Global Balance of Forces—P. Mthembu and F. Kornegay