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Politics of U.S.-South Korean military relations, 1961-1979
(1989)
The primary objectives of U.S.-South Korean military cooperation are the defense of South Korea against any possible external aggression and the protection of U.S. national interests in the region. The principal means of ...
Alliance disintegration in a realist? world
(1996)
This thesis extends the existing research on alliance disintegration by more fully specifying the values which motivate states' foreign policy behaviors. Previous research held that security is the foremost good which ...
COMMUNIST STATES IN THE IMF AND IBRD: CONFLICT AND COOPERATION
(1984)
According to the requirements stated within their charters, the IMF and the IBRD are prohibited from including non-economic criteria in their decisions to lend to members. Despite this restriction, political criteria such ...
Bargaining and economic coercion: The use and effectiveness of sanctions
(2007)
We address international economic sanctions from a bargaining perspective and explain the variation in states' decisions to employ economic coercion, in the objectives they pursue through it, and in the level of political ...
A comparative study on the role of religious interest groups in the formulation of educational policies in the Philippines and Malaysia
(1989)
Religious interest groups play a significant role in the formulation and/or implementation of educational policies in the Philippines and Malaysia. In the Philippines, the groups are very active in developing ways to affect ...
The broader-deeper trade off and regional trade agreements
(2007)
This dissertation examines the empirical underpinnings of the broader-deeper trade off. Policy makers often worry that the enlargement of regional trade agreements comes at the expense of further deepening (integration). ...
Expected utility calculation and alliance reliability
(1999)
The existing studies on determinants of alliance reliability focus exclusively on alliance types and alliance attributes. One big weakness of this approach is that it depicts the decision making of upholding or disregarding ...
Conflict management and negotiation arithmetic: Adding issues, adding parties
(1995)
The addition of new issues and parties to negotiations is often recommended as a means of conflict management at the international level. Such addition (or "negotiation arithmetic") contains an element of strategic interaction ...