Carolyn C James
Datos Biográficos
| ID | 1494503 |
|---|---|
| NOMBRE | Carolyn C James |
| NOMBRES | Carolyn C |
| APELLIDO | James |
| FIRMA | JAMES C C |
| AFILIACIONES | Pepperdine University |
| VERIFICADO | No |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 8 |
| TOTAL DE CITAS | 12 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 8 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMER AÑO DE PUBLICACIÓN | 1997 |
| AÑO MÁS RECIENTE DE PUBLICACIÓN | 2017 |
| ÍNDICE H | 2 |
Systemism and Foreign Policy Analysis
Canada, the United States and Arctic Sovereignty
While a study of Canada/United States (Can/Am) relations in the Arctic might hold intrinsic interest, why should it be a priority? What follows is the first attempt to appraise the evolution of Can/Am relations in the far north within the context of combined analytical frameworks from International Relations (IR). This investigation of Canada, the US and Arctic sovereignty proceeds in the following stages. The first task is to introduce outlooks …
Poliheuristic Theory and Crisis Decision Making
Poliheuristic theory (PH) is an innovative attempt to conceptualize decision making in a way that recognizes patterns deriving from both cognitive and rational schools of thought about how foreign policy is made. Crisis decision making, a setting in which the political aspects emphasized by PH can be expected to operate, is the subject of this article. The study focuses on Turkey and China, two important states that frequently are characterized a…
Modeling Foreign Policy and Ethnic Conflict
Studies of foreign policy are as eclectic as the states in the global system. This paper attempts to provide a framework to facilitate the comparative study of foreign policy. Based on the original model by McGowan and Shapiro (1973), the expanded model here reflects advances in the understanding of the global system as well as the increased internationalization of domestic actors and events. The model will be illustrated by an analysis of Turkis…
Religion as a Factor in Ethnic Conflict
Ethnic conflicts with a strong religious component do not have merely domestic or foreign causes and consequences. As a result, internationalization of ethnic conflict has become an important subject of inquiry both in terms of pure research and policy-oriented studies. This article presents a case study of Indian-Pakistani relations over Kashmir, used to evaluate the role of religion and the explanatory power of the approach presented here. The …
Religion, Civilization, and the Nation-State
Iran and Iraq as rational crisis actors
(2000). Iran and Iraq as rational crisis actors: Dangers and dynamics of survivable Nuclear War. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 23, Preventing the Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction, pp. 52-73
Solomon, Sovereignty, and Ethnic Conflict
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Poliheuristic Theory and Crisis Decision Making
Poliheuristic theory (PH) is an innovative attempt to conceptualize decision making in a way that recognizes patterns deriving from both cognitive and rational schools of thought about how foreign policy is made. Crisis decision making, a setting in which the political aspects emphasized by PH can be expected to operate, is the subject of this article. The study focuses on Turkey and China, two important states that frequently are characterized a…
Modeling Foreign Policy and Ethnic Conflict
Studies of foreign policy are as eclectic as the states in the global system. This paper attempts to provide a framework to facilitate the comparative study of foreign policy. Based on the original model by McGowan and Shapiro (1973), the expanded model here reflects advances in the understanding of the global system as well as the increased internationalization of domestic actors and events. The model will be illustrated by an analysis of Turkis…
Religion as a Factor in Ethnic Conflict
Ethnic conflicts with a strong religious component do not have merely domestic or foreign causes and consequences. As a result, internationalization of ethnic conflict has become an important subject of inquiry both in terms of pure research and policy-oriented studies. This article presents a case study of Indian-Pakistani relations over Kashmir, used to evaluate the role of religion and the explanatory power of the approach presented here. The …
Solomon, Sovereignty, and Ethnic Conflict
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Solomon, Sovereignty, and Ethnic Conflict
An abstract is not available for this content so a preview has been provided. Please use the Get access link above for information on how to access this content
Iran and Iraq as rational crisis actors
(2000). Iran and Iraq as rational crisis actors: Dangers and dynamics of survivable Nuclear War. Journal of Strategic Studies: Vol. 23, Preventing the Use of Weapons of Mass Destruction, pp. 52-73
Religion, Civilization, and the Nation-State
Religion as a Factor in Ethnic Conflict
Ethnic conflicts with a strong religious component do not have merely domestic or foreign causes and consequences. As a result, internationalization of ethnic conflict has become an important subject of inquiry both in terms of pure research and policy-oriented studies. This article presents a case study of Indian-Pakistani relations over Kashmir, used to evaluate the role of religion and the explanatory power of the approach presented here. The …
Modeling Foreign Policy and Ethnic Conflict
Studies of foreign policy are as eclectic as the states in the global system. This paper attempts to provide a framework to facilitate the comparative study of foreign policy. Based on the original model by McGowan and Shapiro (1973), the expanded model here reflects advances in the understanding of the global system as well as the increased internationalization of domestic actors and events. The model will be illustrated by an analysis of Turkis…
Poliheuristic Theory and Crisis Decision Making
Poliheuristic theory (PH) is an innovative attempt to conceptualize decision making in a way that recognizes patterns deriving from both cognitive and rational schools of thought about how foreign policy is made. Crisis decision making, a setting in which the political aspects emphasized by PH can be expected to operate, is the subject of this article. The study focuses on Turkey and China, two important states that frequently are characterized a…
Canada, the United States and Arctic Sovereignty
While a study of Canada/United States (Can/Am) relations in the Arctic might hold intrinsic interest, why should it be a priority? What follows is the first attempt to appraise the evolution of Can/Am relations in the far north within the context of combined analytical frameworks from International Relations (IR). This investigation of Canada, the US and Arctic sovereignty proceeds in the following stages. The first task is to introduce outlooks …
Systemism and Foreign Policy Analysis
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