Maurice A East
Biographic Data
| ID | 4372434 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Maurice A East |
| GIVEN NAMES | Maurice A |
| FAMILY NAME | East |
| SIGNATURE | EAST M A |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Kentucky |
| VERIFIED | No |
| TOTAL WORKS | 9 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 100 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 9 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 1967 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2005 |
| H-INDEX | 5 |
Assessing a Mediated Learning Joint Television Course: Foreign Policy Problem Management in the First Bush Administration1
This article reports on a multimedia television course taught jointly at two universities and focusing on foreign policy problem management in the administration of George H. W. Bush. The course centered on appearances by President Bush and his major foreign policy team members, discussing in a case study format, the major foreign policy challenges of the administration. The theoretical framework of the course is outlined, the technological aspec…
Leeway for Personal Impact: The Case of Foreign‐Policy Making in Norway
Setting their focus on the role of decision‐makers at intermediate and higher levels of a country's foreign policy administration, the authors analyze contextual factors that may determine the impact of decision‐makers' personal characteristics on foreign policy. The article highlights the dynamics of these factors in the case of Norwegian foreign policy‐making in the mid‐ and late 1970s. Over time, there has been a general relaxation of formal b…
Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry
East, M. Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 121-134. This is a study of foreign policy-making in Norway, focusing on the need for increased coordination in foreign policy-making brought about by interdependence. New actors, new issues, and increased interplay between domestic and international forces within a nation's foreign policy arena bring about an increased …
Adapting Foreign Policy-Making to Interdependence: A Proposal and Some Evidence from Norway
This article proposes a framework for analyzing the adaptation of foreign policy-making to interdependence. It represents an early effort at laying the groundwork for a comparative, cross-national study of the Nordic countries. Aspects of adaptation by the Nordic countries to interdependence are dimensionalized under two headings: (1) resources, and (2) control and coordination of foreign policy. Some findings from a preliminary study of the Norw…
Foreign policy-making in small states: Some theoretic observations based on a study of the Uganda ministry of foreign affairs
The Analysis of International Politics: Essays in Honor of Harold and Margaret Sprout
Size and Foreign Policy Behavior: A Test of Two Models
The categorization of states according to size has long been a part of world politics. Rothstein notes, for example, that the formalization of the categories of great and small powers occurred as a result of the signing of the Treaty of Chaumont in 1817. Recently, the concept of size has received an increasing amount of attention as a factor affecting foreign policy. One manifestation of this is the renewed interest in die foreign policy behavior…
Political Science in the Public Schools
Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System
Journal Article Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System Get access Maurice A. East, Maurice A. East Princeton University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Phillip M. Gregg Phillip M. Gregg Indiana University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 11, Issue 3, September 1967, Pages 244–269, https://doi.o…
Size and Foreign Policy Behavior: A Test of Two Models
The categorization of states according to size has long been a part of world politics. Rothstein notes, for example, that the formalization of the categories of great and small powers occurred as a result of the signing of the Treaty of Chaumont in 1817. Recently, the concept of size has received an increasing amount of attention as a factor affecting foreign policy. One manifestation of this is the renewed interest in die foreign policy behavior…
Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System
Journal Article Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System Get access Maurice A. East, Maurice A. East Princeton University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Phillip M. Gregg Phillip M. Gregg Indiana University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 11, Issue 3, September 1967, Pages 244–269, https://doi.o…
Foreign policy-making in small states: Some theoretic observations based on a study of the Uganda ministry of foreign affairs
Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry
East, M. Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 121-134. This is a study of foreign policy-making in Norway, focusing on the need for increased coordination in foreign policy-making brought about by interdependence. New actors, new issues, and increased interplay between domestic and international forces within a nation's foreign policy arena bring about an increased …
Adapting Foreign Policy-Making to Interdependence: A Proposal and Some Evidence from Norway
This article proposes a framework for analyzing the adaptation of foreign policy-making to interdependence. It represents an early effort at laying the groundwork for a comparative, cross-national study of the Nordic countries. Aspects of adaptation by the Nordic countries to interdependence are dimensionalized under two headings: (1) resources, and (2) control and coordination of foreign policy. Some findings from a preliminary study of the Norw…
The Analysis of International Politics: Essays in Honor of Harold and Margaret Sprout
Political Science in the Public Schools
Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System
Journal Article Factors Influencing Cooperation and Conflict in the International System Get access Maurice A. East, Maurice A. East Princeton University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar Phillip M. Gregg Phillip M. Gregg Indiana University Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar International Studies Quarterly, Volume 11, Issue 3, September 1967, Pages 244–269, https://doi.o…
Foreign policy-making in small states: Some theoretic observations based on a study of the Uganda ministry of foreign affairs
The Analysis of International Politics: Essays in Honor of Harold and Margaret Sprout
Size and Foreign Policy Behavior: A Test of Two Models
The categorization of states according to size has long been a part of world politics. Rothstein notes, for example, that the formalization of the categories of great and small powers occurred as a result of the signing of the Treaty of Chaumont in 1817. Recently, the concept of size has received an increasing amount of attention as a factor affecting foreign policy. One manifestation of this is the renewed interest in die foreign policy behavior…
Political Science in the Public Schools
Adapting Foreign Policy-Making to Interdependence: A Proposal and Some Evidence from Norway
This article proposes a framework for analyzing the adaptation of foreign policy-making to interdependence. It represents an early effort at laying the groundwork for a comparative, cross-national study of the Nordic countries. Aspects of adaptation by the Nordic countries to interdependence are dimensionalized under two headings: (1) resources, and (2) control and coordination of foreign policy. Some findings from a preliminary study of the Norw…
Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry
East, M. Coordinating Foreign Policy: The Changing Role of the Norwegian Foreign Ministry. Cooperation and Conflict, XIX, 1984, 121-134. This is a study of foreign policy-making in Norway, focusing on the need for increased coordination in foreign policy-making brought about by interdependence. New actors, new issues, and increased interplay between domestic and international forces within a nation's foreign policy arena bring about an increased …
Leeway for Personal Impact: The Case of Foreign‐Policy Making in Norway
Setting their focus on the role of decision‐makers at intermediate and higher levels of a country's foreign policy administration, the authors analyze contextual factors that may determine the impact of decision‐makers' personal characteristics on foreign policy. The article highlights the dynamics of these factors in the case of Norwegian foreign policy‐making in the mid‐ and late 1970s. Over time, there has been a general relaxation of formal b…
Assessing a Mediated Learning Joint Television Course: Foreign Policy Problem Management in the First Bush Administration1
This article reports on a multimedia television course taught jointly at two universities and focusing on foreign policy problem management in the administration of George H. W. Bush. The course centered on appearances by President Bush and his major foreign policy team members, discussing in a case study format, the major foreign policy challenges of the administration. The theoretical framework of the course is outlined, the technological aspec…
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