Operational Code Analysis and Foreign Policy Roles: Crossing Simon's Bridge

ISBN-13: 9780367650902 / Angielski / Twarda / 2021 / 390 str.

Mark Schafer; Stephen Walker

Opis

In Operational Code Analysis and Foreign Policy Roles a mix of senior scholars and a new generation of analysts present different applications across five parts of recent advances linking beliefs and decision-making, in the area of foreign policy analysis, with strategic interactions in world politics.

Spis treści

Part 1: Beliefs and Roles in World Politics  1. The Interface between Beliefs and Roles in World Politics  2. The Development of Foreign Policy Roles: Beliefs and Complex Adaptive Systems  Part 2: The Operational Codes of World Leaders  3. Revisiting the Operational Code of Vladimir Putin  4. Deciphering Deadly Minds in Their Native Language: The Operational Codes and Formation Patterns of Militant Organizations in the Middle East and North Africa  5. Operational Code Analysis and Civil Conflict Severity  6. Policy Documents and the Beliefs of Foreign Policy Decision-Makers: A Next Step in Operational Code Analysis  7. One Step Forward, Two Steps Back: The Steering Effects of Operational Code Beliefs in the Chilean-Bolivian Rivalry  Part 3: The Psychological Characteristics of US Presidents  8. Psychological Correlates and US Conflict Behavior: The PsyCL Data Set  9. Operational Code Beliefs and Threat Perceptions by US Presidents  10. Presidential Personalities and Operational Codes: Learning Effects and Midterm Congressional Election Results  11. US Presidential Belief Systems and the Evolution of Peace in the International System  Part 4: Computational Models of Foreign Policy Roles  12. Binary Role Theory and the Evolution of Cooperation in World Politics  13. Binary Role Theory and the Operational Code Analysis of Grand Strategies: Can Balancing Work?  14. Operational Code Analysis: A Method for Measuring Strategic Culture  15. An Operational Code Analysis of Foreign Policy Roles in US-Iran Strategic Dyads  Part 5: Beyond Beliefs in World Politics  16. Operational Codes and Foreign Policy Roles: Conceptual Insights and Empirical Results