This book aims to examine the various aspects of Mongolia’s foreign policy. Presenting theoretical framework of foreign policy in general, it conceptualizes it in the Mongolian context. Further it analyses the various domestic factors responsible for changes in its foreign policy as well as the external factors that influenced the changes in post-Soviet Mongolia’s foreign policy.

It also discusses at length the adoption of the new post-Soviet Mongolia’s foreign policy of 1994, the determinants of this ‘multi-pillar’ foreign policy and its implications by focusing on the state of relations with the three most important external powers—Russia, China and the US. Finally, it analyses Mongolia’s relations with India.