occurrence
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比目鱼
发表于 2025-3-25 11:16:19
Pushing Boundaries in the Study of International Relations,upon multiple disciplines and sub-fields ranging from psychology to history to illuminate international relations and especially international conflict. In the process, the authors offer new perspectives on conflict that also illuminate a neglected actor in the study of international relations: the individual.
fledged
发表于 2025-3-25 14:25:00
Technology, Conflict and International Relations,on-making processes, thus adding another window on government behavior and international conflict. A technology-driven skill revolution has also contributed to the emergence of new actors (non-governmental organizations and individuals), and technological evolution has reshaped armed conflict and related decision-making processes.
delusion
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悄悄移动
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CRUC
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Systemism and Foreign Policy Analysis: A New Approach to the Study of International Conflict,eorizing strictly at the level of the system or its components, systemism (not to be confused with David Easton’s “systems theory”) allows for linkages operating at multiple levels of analysis—at the macro- and micro-levels.
FIR
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separate
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Trust, Cooperation, and Conflict: Neuropolitics and International Relations,if that is difficult to achieve, they believe that our understanding of trust is under-developed as is the role of neuroscience in influencing our decisions. Their chapter combines the path-breaking work of Paul Zak in the laboratory with Kugler’s enormous record in international relations.
ACTIN
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方舟
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Advancing Interdisciplinary Approaches to International Relations978-3-319-40823-1