This book by Nikos Kotzias, a professor of Political Theories of International and European Studies with extensive diplomatic experience, presents a comprehensive proposal for the orientations of Greek Foreign Policy in the 21st century, in the age of globalization.

Political, economic, cultural, and organizational orientations. It highlights the changes in global political dynamics, particularly regarding new emerging powers such as China, India, Russia, and Brazil (BRIC). It shows the impacts that global changes have on the USA and the European Union.

Based on these changes, it argues that there are increasing margins for conducting a more democratic and autonomous-active foreign policy. It analyzes how new opportunities can be positively leveraged for Greece and its position in the global system, as well as how the country can manage the upcoming risks.

The author suggests that Greece should develop multi-level systems of alliances and specialize in three areas on the global political and cultural map. He details the changes occurring in the world and the adjustments of Greek Foreign Policy regarding global issues, the USA, the EU, the developing world, and BRIC countries.

He expresses new assessments and proposals for Greek policy in the Balkans, towards Turkey, and regarding the Cyprus issue. The book outlines strategies for Greece's future in a changing world.