Journal ArticleInternational Studies Perspectives · August 1, 2023
In recent years, an array of initiatives has sought to bridge widely recognized gaps separating international studies scholars from policymakers and the public. While such gaps persist, changes in society, the media, and academia have altered the context f ...
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Chapter · January 1, 2019
This chapter focuses on a larger study involving several case studies, covering the several stages of intervention in each case, as well as cross-case assessments on each of the stages. It explains key concepts and definitions to establish the basis for th ...
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Book · April 24, 2018
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The stories are fascinating: Henry Kissinger, Zhou Enlai, and the U.S.-China opening; Mikhail Gorbachev and the end of the Cold War; Dag Hammarskjöld’s exceptional effectiveness as United Nations secretary-general; Nelson Mandela and ... ...
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Journal ArticleInternational Studies Perspectives · August 1, 2023
In recent years, an array of initiatives has sought to bridge widely recognized gaps separating international studies scholars from policymakers and the public. While such gaps persist, changes in society, the media, and academia have altered the context f ...
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Chapter · January 1, 2019
This chapter focuses on a larger study involving several case studies, covering the several stages of intervention in each case, as well as cross-case assessments on each of the stages. It explains key concepts and definitions to establish the basis for th ...
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Book · April 24, 2018
Featured Publication
The stories are fascinating: Henry Kissinger, Zhou Enlai, and the U.S.-China opening; Mikhail Gorbachev and the end of the Cold War; Dag Hammarskjöld’s exceptional effectiveness as United Nations secretary-general; Nelson Mandela and ... ...
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Journal Article · December 1, 2007
It is true that terrorism goes way back in history, "as far back as does human conflict itself," as Caleb Carr has written.1 It also is true that much of the world had been suffering from terrorism for a long time before September 11.2 Still, the issue did ...
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Book · 2000
The readings delve deeper into theoretical, historical and policy debates discussed in American Foreign Policy: Dynamics of Choice, and icons in the textbook margins link the broader points to related articles and case studies in ... ...
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Journal ArticleJournal of Conflict Resolution · August 1998
Extending and further testing the theory advanced by Bruce Jentleson with post-cold war data, variations in U.S. public support for the use of military force are shown to be best explained by the principal policy objective for which military force is being ...
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Journal ArticleJournal of Conflict Resolution · January 1, 1998
Extending and further testing the theory advanced by Bruce Jentleson with post-cold war data, variations in U.S. public support for the use of military force are shown to be best explained by the principal policy objective for which military force is being ...
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Journal ArticleInternational Organization · September 1987
Amidst their other differences, the defeats suffered by the United States in Vietnam, Iran, and Lebanon have a common explanation. In all three cases American strategy was based on “global commitments theory.” Interests were to be defended and global credi ...
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Journal ArticleInternational Organization · September 1984
Changes in the domestic politics of East-West energy trade policy indicate a more general transformation of the domestic politics of American foreign policy. In the postwar period the basic, consensual pattern of congressional bipartisanship, executivebran ...
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