Foreign Policy Analysis : Classic and Contemporary Theory / Valerie M. Hudson and Benjamin S. Day

Bib ID:
8075420
Format:
Book
Author:
Hudson, Valerie M
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Edition:
Third edition.
Description:
  • Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield Publishers, [2020]
  • 1 online resource ( 289 pages) :
ISBN:
  • 1442277920 (electronic book)
  • 9781442277922 (electronic book)
Full contents:
  • Foreign Policy Analysis; Contents; List of Figures and Tables; Acknowledgments; About the Authors; Part I: Overview and Evolution of Foreign Policy Analysis; 1 Introduction: The Situation and Evolution of Foreign Policy Analysis: A Road Map; Hallmarks of Foreign Policy Analysis Theory; Explanandum: That Which Is to Be Explained in FPA; Explanans: That Which Will Provide Explanation in FPA; FPA Is Possible and Valuable to IR (and Comparative and Policy Studies); An Example: Waltz, Wendt, and FPA; A Road Map of FPA: FPA's Beginnings and Three Paradigmatic Works
  • Classic FPA Scholarship (1954-1993)Group Decisionmaking; Comparative Foreign Policy; The Psychological and Societal Milieux of Foreign Policy Decisionmaking; FPA Self-Reflection in the Late 1970s and 1980s; Foreign Policy Analysis from 1993 to the Present; A Road Map of the Book; Part II: Levels of Analysis; 2 The Individual Decisionmaker: The Political Psychology of World Leaders; When and Which?; Exploring the Components of the Mind; Perception and Cognition; Heuristic Fallacies; Emotion and Reason; The Body and Decisionmaking; The Situational Context
  • Attitudes and the Mental Model-and What Lies BeneathApproaching Leaders; Psychobiography; Content Analysis; Other Techniques; Case Study: Saddam Hussein; 3 Group Decisionmaking: Small Group Dynamics, Organizational Process, and Bureaucratic Politics; Small Group Dynamics; Organizational Process; Essence; Turf; Budget and Personnel; Influence; Morale; Autonomy; Bureaucratic Politics; Stakeholders; Action Channels; Resultants; Levers of Manipulation; Coalitions; Subversion and Equalizers; The Games; Case Study: Detention of Foreign Terrorists at Guantánamo; 4 Culture and National Identity
  • Conceptualizing Culture and National IdentityThe Study of Culture; The Interface: Culture and Foreign Policy; Shared Systems of Meaning in Foreign Policy and Foreign Policymaking; Differences in Values and Preferences in Foreign Policy and Foreign Policymaking; Prefabricated Templates of Action in Foreign Policy and Foreign Policymaking; Thoughts on Moving Ahead; 5 Domestic Politics; The Domestic Polity: Characteristics and Institutions; Actors in Domestic Politics; Case Study: Iran, U.S. Domestic Politics and the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action; Regime Strategy on the Domestic Game Board
  • Strategy and Foreign PolicyCase Study: U.S. Involvement in Vietnam; 6 The Levels of National Attributes and International System: Effects on Foreign Policy; National Attributes and Foreign Policy; Size; Natural Resources; Geography; Demographics; Political System; Military Capabilities; Economic Capabilities; The International System and Foreign Policy; System Attributes and Their Effect on Foreign Policy; Concepts of System Transition and Transition's Effect on Foreign Policy; Part III: Putting It All Together, or Not; 7 Theoretical Integration in Foreign Policy Analysis
Notes:
  • Cross-Level Integration: Promise and Frustration
  • Description based on online resource; title from digital title page (viewed on September 23, 2019).
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