They do so by exploring the contingency of events to suggest the subjective, and often self-fulfilling, nature of the frameworks we use to evaluate policy choices. This volume brings together the recent essays of Richard Ned Lebow, one of the leading scholars of international relations and US foreign policy.
They do so by exploring the contingency of events to suggest the subjective, and often self-fulfilling, nature of the frameworks we use to evaluate policy choices.This volume brings together the recent essays of Richard Ned Lebow, one of the leading scholars of international relations and US foreign policy.
Richard Ned Lebow is Professor Emeritus at Dartmouth College and KIng's College London and Honorary Fellow of Pembroke College of the University of Cambridge. He is the author of some fifty scholarly books in the fields of international relations, comparative politics, political theory, political psychology, history, classics, and philosophy of science. His first venture into fiction is Rough Waters, a book of short stories. He is now writing crime novels featuring Inspector Rudi Khan of the Cambridge Constabulary. Lebow is married and father of three children and two grandchildren. He and his wife live in Cortona, Tuscany and Etna, New Hampshire.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction Part I Colonialism and its aftermath 1. Colonial policies and their payoffs 2. Divided nations and portioned countries, coauthored with Gregory Henderson Part II Deterrence 3. Cognitive Closure and crisis politics 4. Beyond deterrence, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein 5. Nuclear deterrence in retrospect, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein Part III Compellence 6. Beyond parsimony: rethinking theories of coercive bargaining 7. Thomas Schelling and strategic bargaining 8. Robert McNamara: Max Weber's worst nightmare Part IV Cooperation 9. Reason, emotion, and cooperation 10. Building international cooperation Part V Ancient Greeks and modern international relations 11. Thucydides the constructivist 12. Power, persuasion, and justice 13. Tragedy, politics, and political science Part VI Conclusions 14. The future of international relations theory
Introduction Part I Colonialism and its aftermath 1. Colonial policies and their payoffs 2. Divided nations and portioned countries, coauthored with Gregory Henderson Part II Deterrence 3. Cognitive Closure and crisis politics 4. Beyond deterrence, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein 5. Nuclear deterrence in retrospect, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein Part III Compellence 6. Beyond parsimony: rethinking theories of coercive bargaining 7. Thomas Schelling and strategic bargaining 8. Robert McNamara: Max Weber's worst nightmare Part IV Cooperation 9. Reason, emotion, and cooperation 10. Building international cooperation Part V Ancient Greeks and modern international relations 11. Thucydides the constructivist 12. Power, persuasion, and justice 13. Tragedy, politics, and political science Part VI Conclusions 14. The future of international relations theory
Introduction Part I Colonialism and its aftermath 1. Colonial policies and their payoffs 2. Divided nations and portioned countries, coauthored with Gregory Henderson Part II Deterrence 3. Cognitive Closure and crisis politics 4. Beyond deterrence, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein 5. Nuclear deterrence in retrospect, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein Part III Compellence 6. Beyond parsimony: rethinking theories of coercive bargaining 7. Thomas Schelling and strategic bargaining 8. Robert McNamara: Max Weber's worst nightmare Part IV Cooperation 9. Reason, emotion, and cooperation 10. Building international cooperation Part V Ancient Greeks and modern international relations 11. Thucydides the constructivist 12. Power, persuasion, and justice 13. Tragedy, politics, and political science Part VI Conclusions 14. The future of international relations theory
Introduction Part I Colonialism and its aftermath 1. Colonial policies and their payoffs 2. Divided nations and portioned countries, coauthored with Gregory Henderson Part II Deterrence 3. Cognitive Closure and crisis politics 4. Beyond deterrence, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein 5. Nuclear deterrence in retrospect, coauthored with Janice Gross Stein Part III Compellence 6. Beyond parsimony: rethinking theories of coercive bargaining 7. Thomas Schelling and strategic bargaining 8. Robert McNamara: Max Weber's worst nightmare Part IV Cooperation 9. Reason, emotion, and cooperation 10. Building international cooperation Part V Ancient Greeks and modern international relations 11. Thucydides the constructivist 12. Power, persuasion, and justice 13. Tragedy, politics, and political science Part VI Conclusions 14. The future of international relations theory
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