Managing less influence with a better understanding: the benefit for low-income countries of understanding distance as a field

What is it about?

Low-income countries must navigate the expectations of multiple, typically higher income countries at the same time. They tend to have less influence than their counterparts, but they a better understanding of their foreign partners than their high-income counterparts have of them. As a result, low-income countries develop and use a holistic view of all the countries with which they engage at the same time as a resource in deciding how to engage with any one of them.

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