Rational Theory of International Politics
By Charles L. Glaser. 2010
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Preface ix Chapter One: Introduction 1 Chapter Two: Setting Up the Theory 23 Chapter Three: The Theory 51 Chapter Four: Extensions of the Theory 93 Chapter Five: Counterarguments 127 Chapter Six: Placing the Theory in the IR Theory Landscape 148 Chapter Seven: Evaluating the Theory from Within 172 Chapter Eight: Evaluating the Theory--Important Cases and Useful Comparisons 206 Chapter Nine: Applying the Theory to Arms Races Testing It with Counterfactuals 228 Chapter Ten: Summary and Policy Implications 269 Bibliography 283 Index 305
Subfields: Political Science and International Relations
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- Strongmen and Straw Men: Authoritarian Regimes and the Initiation of International Conflict (2012, background): “…military, and the degree of personal power of the leader (Geddes 2003).14 The following discussion shows that the two dimensions of militarism and 12 See for example Lake (1992) and Snyder (1991) on expansionist motives, Schweller (1994) on revisionist states, and Glaser (2010) on “greedy” states.”