An edition of How statesmen think (2017)

How statesmen think

the psychology of international politics

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How statesmen think
Robert Jervis, Robert Jervis
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An edition of How statesmen think (2017)

How statesmen think

the psychology of international politics

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English
Pages
285

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Table of Contents

Introduction
Part I. Political psychology. Understanding beliefs
The drunkard's search
Part II. Heuristics and biases. Representativeness, foreign policy judgments, and theory-driven perceptions
Prospect theory : the political implications of loss aversion
Part III. Political psychology and international relations theory. Signaling and perception : projecting images and drawing inferences
Political psychology research and theory : bridges and barriers
Why intelligence and policymakers clash
Identity and the Cold War
Part IV. Psychology and national security. Deterrence and perception
Psychology and crisis stability
Domino beliefs
Perception, misperception, and the end of the Cold War.

Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Copyright Date
2017

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
327.101/9
Library of Congress
JZ1253 .J47 2017, JZ1253.J47 2017

The Physical Object

Pagination
x, 285 pages
Number of pages
285

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL26947819M
ISBN 10
0691175055, 0691176442
ISBN 13
9780691175058, 9780691176444
LCCN
2016057094
OCLC/WorldCat
958799532

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