Jean-Yves Haine
Biographic Data
| ID | 1472072 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Jean-Yves Haine |
| GIVEN NAMES | Jean-Yves |
| FAMILY NAME | Haine |
| SIGNATURE | HAINE J |
| AFFILIATIONS | Jean-Yves Haine is professor in the department of political science at the University of Toronto |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 17 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 11 |
| WORKS AS AUTHOR | 17 |
| WORKS AS EDITOR | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1995 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2023 |
| H-INDEX | 3 |
Kindred Crises? Cuba 1962, Ukraine 2022
There are numerous material differences between the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Ukraine conflict, and any comparison must be cautious. The international system is now multipolar, which makes the current conflict more complex and more global, but also potentially more tractable. The theory of nuclear deterrence has also become far more refined, and deterrence itself presumptively more stable. The Cuban Missile Crisis occurred in a very short time…
Europe
As the European Union deals with yet another crisis— the COVID-19 pandemic—it must adopt a grand strategy based on unity, policy, and proportionality: cohesion over inaction, policy over process, and regional imperatives over global ambitions. An analysis of past strategy documents and a study of current international trends stress the need for a Union capable of shaping its own environment rather than reacting to it. The pandemic should accelera…
A new Gaullist moment? European bandwagoning and international polarity
The transatlantic partnership needs to be reassessed. Since the end of the Cold War, Europe has chosen to bandwagon with the United States and to outsource its security to Washington. Bandwagoning has serious consequences when the use of force is at stake: it may lead to entrapment, where weaker allies may be involuntarily dragged into a conflict. It may also lead to abandonment, where the dominant ally may choose to discard their vital security …
Debating the Sources and Prospects of European Integration
In "Europe's Troubles," Sebastian Rosato argues that the high water mark of European integration has passed and that the fate of the European Union (EU) is increasingly uncertain. The European project, he claims, had a geostrategic imperative during the Cold War: unable to match Soviet power individually, the small and medium powers of Western Europe sought to balance the Soviet Union through economic integration. The Soviet collapse and the end …
The European Crisis of Liberal Internationalism
The liberal international agenda promoted by the Union is in crisis. At a time when America is rediscovering the merits of multilateralism, engagement, and diplomacy, Europe is slowly acknowledging that its ethical and moral foreign policies have reached their limits. Clearly, a liberal international agenda is filled with strategic dilemmas, political frustrations, and mixed results. Nonetheless, the current crisis runs deeper than the ordinary a…
Les États-Unis Ont-Ils Besoin D'Alllés
LES ETATS-UNIS ONT-ILS BESOIN D'ALLIES? Les Etats-Unis et leurs allies Europeens de la guerre froide a l'Irak Jean-Yves Haine Paris: Payot, 2004. 379pp, euro21.00 paper (ISBN 2-228-89809-0)Judging from the frenetic pace of the Bush administration's transatlantic diplomacy during the early months of 2005, we might be tempted to conclude that Washington has answered in the affirmative the question JeanYves Haine poses in his ambitious study of US f…
Idealism and Power
The Iraqi crisis has forced the EU to acknowledge that, divided, the union is powerless. The EU's enlargement by 10 new members this May is also forcing it to acknowledge that a union of 450 million people cannot shut itself off from the rest of the world
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 4)
Au coeur de l'intention, l'individu Whatever value the perception of patterns or uniformities may have in stimulating or verifying specific hypotheses about the past and the future, among the questions which are bound to arise in any consideration of how and why human beings act and live as they do are questions of human motive and responsibility . 1 Dans la dclinaison propose par Gr. Allison et Ph. Zelikow, le niveau le plus complexe de la ratio…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 6)
La stupfaction de Kennedy et la crdbilit de l'Alliance 2 Si du ct sovitique, la dcision tient autant de la frustration et du complexe d'infriorit cultiv par Kroutchev que de son obsession du statut et de la crdibilit de l'Union sovitique comme puissance mondiale , la raction amricaine quant elle doit beaucoup l'indignation et la colre de Kennedy. On le sait, Kennedy n'attachait pas grande importance la signification stratgique de ces missiles. Po…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba Choix rationnel et responsabilité individuelle (Partie 1)
The missiles crisis was a dramatic demonstration of human fallibility, of the degree to which political and military leaders are so often captives of misinformation, misjudgment, miscalculation. We all make mistakes. But if mistakes were to affect decisions relating nuclear forces, they will result in the destruction of nations . Robert MacNamara 1 I admit the human element seems to have failed us here I don't think it is quite fair to condemn a …
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 3)
Au coeur de la rationalit, l'intention Reason is wholly instrumental. It cannot tell us where to go ; at best it can tell us how to get there. It is a gun for hire that can be employed in the service of any goals we have, good or bad
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 2)
Le bureaucrate et le politique Classiquement en relations internationales, les explications s'ébauchent à partir des objectifs poursuivis par un acteur national, l'Etat ou le gouvernement. Ce niveau privilégié de l'analyse doit beaucoup à l'historiographie même de la discipline, dont les fondements sont largement empruntés au droit international où les seuls sujets de droit étaient et demeurent les Etats. . Sous la double influence du nationalism…
Rationalités et relations internationales
Que s’est-il passé durant ces treize jours fatidiques d’octobre 1962 où gouvernements américain et soviétique se retrouvèrent engagés dans le bras de fer nucléaire le plus dangereux de la guerre froide ? Pourquoi les pays membres de l’OTAN ont-ils décidé de lancer une campagne aérienne contre les forces serbes en mars dernier ? Que recherchait le Pakistan dans sa confrontation avec l’Inde ? Quels buts poursuivent les guérillas de Colombie ? L’ana…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 5)
Au coeur de la crise : la crdibilit I think we'd all be unanimous in saying that really our strength in Berlin, our strength any place in the world, is the credibility of our response under certain conditions. And if we don't respond here in Cuba, we think the credibility is sacrificed
Diplomacy
Il est illusoire de vouloir modifier les régimes internes des autres Etats, et il est vain de vouloir convertir un adversaire à ses propres principes, précisément parce les valeurs au nom desquelles on veut imposer des réformes ne sont pas universelles mais seulement relatives. En ce sens, l'anarchie découle de cette relativité, les oppositions et les conflits résultent de ces particularismes étatiques. Mais jamais chez Kissinger ne sont pris en …
Diplomacy
L'incomprhension du prsent nat fatalement de l'ignorance du pass. Mais il n'est peut tre pas moins vain de s'puiser comprendre le pass si l'on ne sait rien du prsent
Diplomacy
Contrairement ce qu'estimait Kissinger, la modration n'tait donc pas le rsultat du Concert, elle tait au contraire l'un de ses fondements. La paix reposait sur l'quilibre politique, et la prudence seule ne pouvait la garantir. La faillite du systme intervient ds le moment o ses bases de cette modration commencent s'effriter. L'homognit politique des acteurs se dissout, la force des liens religieux et monarchiques s'amenuise, la guerre redevient u…
Debating the Sources and Prospects of European Integration
In "Europe's Troubles," Sebastian Rosato argues that the high water mark of European integration has passed and that the fate of the European Union (EU) is increasingly uncertain. The European project, he claims, had a geostrategic imperative during the Cold War: unable to match Soviet power individually, the small and medium powers of Western Europe sought to balance the Soviet Union through economic integration. The Soviet collapse and the end …
The European Crisis of Liberal Internationalism
The liberal international agenda promoted by the Union is in crisis. At a time when America is rediscovering the merits of multilateralism, engagement, and diplomacy, Europe is slowly acknowledging that its ethical and moral foreign policies have reached their limits. Clearly, a liberal international agenda is filled with strategic dilemmas, political frustrations, and mixed results. Nonetheless, the current crisis runs deeper than the ordinary a…
A new Gaullist moment? European bandwagoning and international polarity
The transatlantic partnership needs to be reassessed. Since the end of the Cold War, Europe has chosen to bandwagon with the United States and to outsource its security to Washington. Bandwagoning has serious consequences when the use of force is at stake: it may lead to entrapment, where weaker allies may be involuntarily dragged into a conflict. It may also lead to abandonment, where the dominant ally may choose to discard their vital security …
Diplomacy
Il est illusoire de vouloir modifier les régimes internes des autres Etats, et il est vain de vouloir convertir un adversaire à ses propres principes, précisément parce les valeurs au nom desquelles on veut imposer des réformes ne sont pas universelles mais seulement relatives. En ce sens, l'anarchie découle de cette relativité, les oppositions et les conflits résultent de ces particularismes étatiques. Mais jamais chez Kissinger ne sont pris en …
Diplomacy
L'incomprhension du prsent nat fatalement de l'ignorance du pass. Mais il n'est peut tre pas moins vain de s'puiser comprendre le pass si l'on ne sait rien du prsent
Diplomacy
Contrairement ce qu'estimait Kissinger, la modration n'tait donc pas le rsultat du Concert, elle tait au contraire l'un de ses fondements. La paix reposait sur l'quilibre politique, et la prudence seule ne pouvait la garantir. La faillite du systme intervient ds le moment o ses bases de cette modration commencent s'effriter. L'homognit politique des acteurs se dissout, la force des liens religieux et monarchiques s'amenuise, la guerre redevient u…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 4)
Au coeur de l'intention, l'individu Whatever value the perception of patterns or uniformities may have in stimulating or verifying specific hypotheses about the past and the future, among the questions which are bound to arise in any consideration of how and why human beings act and live as they do are questions of human motive and responsibility . 1 Dans la dclinaison propose par Gr. Allison et Ph. Zelikow, le niveau le plus complexe de la ratio…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 6)
La stupfaction de Kennedy et la crdbilit de l'Alliance 2 Si du ct sovitique, la dcision tient autant de la frustration et du complexe d'infriorit cultiv par Kroutchev que de son obsession du statut et de la crdibilit de l'Union sovitique comme puissance mondiale , la raction amricaine quant elle doit beaucoup l'indignation et la colre de Kennedy. On le sait, Kennedy n'attachait pas grande importance la signification stratgique de ces missiles. Po…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba Choix rationnel et responsabilité individuelle (Partie 1)
The missiles crisis was a dramatic demonstration of human fallibility, of the degree to which political and military leaders are so often captives of misinformation, misjudgment, miscalculation. We all make mistakes. But if mistakes were to affect decisions relating nuclear forces, they will result in the destruction of nations . Robert MacNamara 1 I admit the human element seems to have failed us here I don't think it is quite fair to condemn a …
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 3)
Au coeur de la rationalit, l'intention Reason is wholly instrumental. It cannot tell us where to go ; at best it can tell us how to get there. It is a gun for hire that can be employed in the service of any goals we have, good or bad
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 2)
Le bureaucrate et le politique Classiquement en relations internationales, les explications s'ébauchent à partir des objectifs poursuivis par un acteur national, l'Etat ou le gouvernement. Ce niveau privilégié de l'analyse doit beaucoup à l'historiographie même de la discipline, dont les fondements sont largement empruntés au droit international où les seuls sujets de droit étaient et demeurent les Etats. . Sous la double influence du nationalism…
Rationalités et relations internationales
Que s’est-il passé durant ces treize jours fatidiques d’octobre 1962 où gouvernements américain et soviétique se retrouvèrent engagés dans le bras de fer nucléaire le plus dangereux de la guerre froide ? Pourquoi les pays membres de l’OTAN ont-ils décidé de lancer une campagne aérienne contre les forces serbes en mars dernier ? Que recherchait le Pakistan dans sa confrontation avec l’Inde ? Quels buts poursuivent les guérillas de Colombie ? L’ana…
Kennedy, Kroutchev et les missiles de Cuba (Partie 5)
Au coeur de la crise : la crdibilit I think we'd all be unanimous in saying that really our strength in Berlin, our strength any place in the world, is the credibility of our response under certain conditions. And if we don't respond here in Cuba, we think the credibility is sacrificed
Idealism and Power
The Iraqi crisis has forced the EU to acknowledge that, divided, the union is powerless. The EU's enlargement by 10 new members this May is also forcing it to acknowledge that a union of 450 million people cannot shut itself off from the rest of the world
Les États-Unis Ont-Ils Besoin D'Alllés
LES ETATS-UNIS ONT-ILS BESOIN D'ALLIES? Les Etats-Unis et leurs allies Europeens de la guerre froide a l'Irak Jean-Yves Haine Paris: Payot, 2004. 379pp, euro21.00 paper (ISBN 2-228-89809-0)Judging from the frenetic pace of the Bush administration's transatlantic diplomacy during the early months of 2005, we might be tempted to conclude that Washington has answered in the affirmative the question JeanYves Haine poses in his ambitious study of US f…
The European Crisis of Liberal Internationalism
The liberal international agenda promoted by the Union is in crisis. At a time when America is rediscovering the merits of multilateralism, engagement, and diplomacy, Europe is slowly acknowledging that its ethical and moral foreign policies have reached their limits. Clearly, a liberal international agenda is filled with strategic dilemmas, political frustrations, and mixed results. Nonetheless, the current crisis runs deeper than the ordinary a…
Debating the Sources and Prospects of European Integration
In "Europe's Troubles," Sebastian Rosato argues that the high water mark of European integration has passed and that the fate of the European Union (EU) is increasingly uncertain. The European project, he claims, had a geostrategic imperative during the Cold War: unable to match Soviet power individually, the small and medium powers of Western Europe sought to balance the Soviet Union through economic integration. The Soviet collapse and the end …
A new Gaullist moment? European bandwagoning and international polarity
The transatlantic partnership needs to be reassessed. Since the end of the Cold War, Europe has chosen to bandwagon with the United States and to outsource its security to Washington. Bandwagoning has serious consequences when the use of force is at stake: it may lead to entrapment, where weaker allies may be involuntarily dragged into a conflict. It may also lead to abandonment, where the dominant ally may choose to discard their vital security …
Europe
As the European Union deals with yet another crisis— the COVID-19 pandemic—it must adopt a grand strategy based on unity, policy, and proportionality: cohesion over inaction, policy over process, and regional imperatives over global ambitions. An analysis of past strategy documents and a study of current international trends stress the need for a Union capable of shaping its own environment rather than reacting to it. The pandemic should accelera…
Kindred Crises? Cuba 1962, Ukraine 2022
There are numerous material differences between the Cuban Missile Crisis and the Ukraine conflict, and any comparison must be cautious. The international system is now multipolar, which makes the current conflict more complex and more global, but also potentially more tractable. The theory of nuclear deterrence has also become far more refined, and deterrence itself presumptively more stable. The Cuban Missile Crisis occurred in a very short time…
Political science (17 works) · Humanities (10 works) · Law (9 works) · Philosophy (7 works) · Politics (6 works) · Art (5 works) · Economics (5 works) · European Union Policy and Governance (5 works) · Global Peace and Security Dynamics (5 works) · Political economy (5 works)