Nazli Choucri
Dados Biográficos
| ID | 188108 |
|---|---|
| NOME | Nazli Choucri |
| PRENOMES | Nazli |
| SOBRENOME | Choucri |
| ASSINATURA | CHOUCRI N |
| AFILIAÇÕES | Massachusetts Institute of Technology |
| VERIFICADO | Não |
| TOTAL DE OBRAS | 35 |
| TOTAL DE CITAÇÕES | 106 |
| TOTAL COMO AUTOR | 35 |
| TOTAL COMO EDITOR | 0 |
| PRIMEIRO ANO DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 1968 |
| ANO MAIS RECENTE DE PUBLICAÇÃO | 2021 |
| ÍNDICE H | 6 |
A Systematic Framework to Understand Transnational Governance for Cybersecurity Risks from Digital Trade
Governing cybersecurity risks from digital trade is a growing responsibility for governments and corporations. This study develops a systematic framework to delineate and analyze the strategies that governments and corporations take to address cybersecurity risks from digital trade. It maps out the current landscape based on a collection of 75 cases where governments and corporations interact to govern transnational cybersecurity risks. This stud…
Globalization, Migration, and New Challenges to Governance
Perhaps in no other arena is countries' lack of effective control over borders and national access so striking as in the realm of international migration
Profiles of States as Fuzzy Sets
One of the most serious challenges in international relations pertains to the theory and measurement of transformation and change. This paper proposes, and then develops a conceptual and methodological extension in the measurement of change within and across states as postulated by lateral pressure theory. It argues, and shows, that by conceptualizing the profiles of states identified by lateral pressure theory using fuzzy logic, we can systemati…
A New World Order
A New World Order. By Anne-Marie Slaughter. Princeton: Princeton University Press. 2004. 368p. $29.95. This book puts forth a bold vision for global governance, based on a simple but powerful argument. The argument is this: “Networks of government officials ... are a key feature of world order in the twenty-first century, but they are underappreciated, undersupported, and underused ...” (p. 1). Central to this vision are the concepts of network a…
Introduction
News from the International Political Science Association 17th World Congress
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The Challenge of Japan before World War II and after
Political Economy of the Global Environment
The politicization of global environmental change has already injected scientific evidence (and uncertainties) in the policy domain- national and international. The nature of political discourse has and will continue to be affected by assessments of these changes. The purpose of this concluding discussion is threefold: (a) to identify conceptual elements for analysis of global environmental change which could provide a realistic framework for fut…
Introduction
The hidden economy
Asians in the Arab world
Ten years after the first oil price rises were declared in 1973 the countries of the Middle East were still struggling to understand the implications of these momentous events. Economic changes induced by events of 1973 created a dynamic process that fundamentally changed both the view of, and the reality in, the Arab world. The economic development of the region is critically tied to manpower requirements; many of the bottlenecks and constraints…
International Energy Futures
Short-run energy-economy interactions in Egypt
Economic and Political Factors in International Conflict and Integration
In earlier efforts to explain international conflict and integration, the central focus was upon national attributes and decisionmaking as crucial to understanding the actions of states in war- and peacemaking. Recently, however, we have begun to critically reconsider these assumptions. In the face of their inability to fully account for the actions of states in international conflict and cooperation, we have sought out a more basic, disaggregate…
Energy Policy
International Energy Futures
Journal Article International Energy Futures Get access International Energy Futures. By NAZLI CHOUCRI. (London: MIT Press, 1981. Pp. x+247.) An l£conomic Analysis of World Energy Problems. By Richard L. GORDON. (London: MIT Press, 1981. Pp. xvii + 282.) Norman A. White Norman A. White Manchester Business School Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 92, Issue 367, 1 September 1982, P…
International Changes in the World Oil Market
The oil price increases of October 1973 triggered a set of changes in the international system that promise to have continued, long-term effects. This article begins with a review of the major attempts to model the world oil market and provides syntheses of their char acteristics and worldview. The structure of the International Petroleum Exchange Model developed at MIT is then presented, followed by a set of simulations (forecasts) of future cha…
Emigration and Economic Development
Energy in a Finite World
The international petroleum exchange model
"Comments on "Scientific Forecasts in International Relations
The initial disclaimers at the outset of the article that the authors seek neither to forecast nor to make a contribution to the "corpus of knowledge" in this area leave one with a sense of uncertainty about the context in which the issues raised must be viewed. It would constitute the essence of unfair practice to regard the article in any context other than that intended by the authors. The following observations are, therefore, of a more gener…
Manpower and Employment in Arab Countries
The New Migration in the Middle East
The New Migration in the Middle East
This paper describes the recent trends in migration throughout the Middle East, identifying the major implications of this movement, and isolating the critical policy issues for both Egypt and other Arab states. The author argues that international migration in the Middle East harbors political and economic effects that may be potentially explosive. It is demonstrated that current migration related policies may be counter-productive for all parti…
Nations in Conflict. National Growth and International Violence
This book examines conflict patterns among great powers from 1870 to 1914 using historical inquiry as well as econometric analysis – thus yielding an integrated narrative based by statistical results and parameter estimates for a system of simultaneous equations
The hidden economy
Dynamics Of International Conflict
International conflict has been accounted for in many different ways—in terms of aggressive “instincts,” territoriality, population growth, the search for basic resources or seaports, the protection of trade routes, psychopathological deviations, plunder and profit, a drive for imperialist control, and so forth. Some theorists have considered grievances, competition, anxieties, tension, threat, and provocation to be of special importance. Others …
Asians in the Arab world
Ten years after the first oil price rises were declared in 1973 the countries of the Middle East were still struggling to understand the implications of these momentous events. Economic changes induced by events of 1973 created a dynamic process that fundamentally changed both the view of, and the reality in, the Arab world. The economic development of the region is critically tied to manpower requirements; many of the bottlenecks and constraints…
Introduction
Political Economy of the Global Environment
The politicization of global environmental change has already injected scientific evidence (and uncertainties) in the policy domain- national and international. The nature of political discourse has and will continue to be affected by assessments of these changes. The purpose of this concluding discussion is threefold: (a) to identify conceptual elements for analysis of global environmental change which could provide a realistic framework for fut…
The New Migration in the Middle East
Forecasting in international relations
The author argues that forecasting is a problem of reasoning, of reducing uncertainty, and of bounded speculation, and she identifies four types of forecasting goals: (1) understanding the unknown (i.e., prophecy), (2) controlling future outcomes, (3) understanding the overall dynamics of a system to appreciate present conditions, and (4) planning for the immediate future. The author then specifies alternative forecasting methodologies, from leas…
The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974
W. Parker Mauldin, Nazli Choucri, Frank W. Notestein, Michael Teitelbaum, The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 5, No. 12 (Dec., 1974), pp. 357-358
Economic and Political Factors in International Conflict and Integration
In earlier efforts to explain international conflict and integration, the central focus was upon national attributes and decisionmaking as crucial to understanding the actions of states in war- and peacemaking. Recently, however, we have begun to critically reconsider these assumptions. In the face of their inability to fully account for the actions of states in international conflict and cooperation, we have sought out a more basic, disaggregate…
The perceptual base of nonalignment
Almost two-thirds of the nations in the world have chosen not to join either of the two dominant alliance systems—the Communist of the Western. Most of these states, generally known as the "third world." are Afro-Asian and their nonalignment signifies freedom from constraints imposed by alliances with major powers (Rossi, 1963). While it is misleading to consider the nonaligned states as a group homogenous in attitude and behavior the degree of v…
Population, Resources, and Technology
Virtually eveyone reconizes the existence on an environmental crisis in the world today, but may uncertianties remain concerning the precise nature of this cirsis and its domestic and interational implications. This much is clear: The world's popu;lation is continuing to grow at an alarming pace; finite resources are being utilized at exponential rates; and technological advances are contributing to negative ecological outcomes. These trends have…
The Nonalignment of Afro-Asian States
Examen de l'orientation politique Internationale de trois Etats afro-asiatiques au milieu des années 1950 et au début des années 1960—période importante dans l'établissement de leur position Internationale d'aujourd'hui—avec une insistance particulière sur l'interaction entre la politique officielle, les attitudes des leaders nationaux et les comportements politiques au jour le jour. Les Etats qui font l'objet de l'étude sont l'Inde, l'Egypte et …
"Comments on "Scientific Forecasts in International Relations
The initial disclaimers at the outset of the article that the authors seek neither to forecast nor to make a contribution to the "corpus of knowledge" in this area leave one with a sense of uncertainty about the context in which the issues raised must be viewed. It would constitute the essence of unfair practice to regard the article in any context other than that intended by the authors. The following observations are, therefore, of a more gener…
The New Migration in the Middle East
This paper describes the recent trends in migration throughout the Middle East, identifying the major implications of this movement, and isolating the critical policy issues for both Egypt and other Arab states. The author argues that international migration in the Middle East harbors political and economic effects that may be potentially explosive. It is demonstrated that current migration related policies may be counter-productive for all parti…
Nations in Conflict. National Growth and International Violence
This book examines conflict patterns among great powers from 1870 to 1914 using historical inquiry as well as econometric analysis – thus yielding an integrated narrative based by statistical results and parameter estimates for a system of simultaneous equations
Short-run energy-economy interactions in Egypt
Energy in a Finite World
In Search of the Master Science
India's Policy in the United Nations
India's Policy in the United Nations
The perceptual base of nonalignment
Almost two-thirds of the nations in the world have chosen not to join either of the two dominant alliance systems—the Communist of the Western. Most of these states, generally known as the "third world." are Afro-Asian and their nonalignment signifies freedom from constraints imposed by alliances with major powers (Rossi, 1963). While it is misleading to consider the nonaligned states as a group homogenous in attitude and behavior the degree of v…
The Nonalignment of Afro-Asian States
Examen de l'orientation politique Internationale de trois Etats afro-asiatiques au milieu des années 1950 et au début des années 1960—période importante dans l'établissement de leur position Internationale d'aujourd'hui—avec une insistance particulière sur l'interaction entre la politique officielle, les attitudes des leaders nationaux et les comportements politiques au jour le jour. Les Etats qui font l'objet de l'étude sont l'Inde, l'Egypte et …
Dynamics Of International Conflict
International conflict has been accounted for in many different ways—in terms of aggressive “instincts,” territoriality, population growth, the search for basic resources or seaports, the protection of trade routes, psychopathological deviations, plunder and profit, a drive for imperialist control, and so forth. Some theorists have considered grievances, competition, anxieties, tension, threat, and provocation to be of special importance. Others …
Population, Resources, and Technology
Virtually eveyone reconizes the existence on an environmental crisis in the world today, but may uncertianties remain concerning the precise nature of this cirsis and its domestic and interational implications. This much is clear: The world's popu;lation is continuing to grow at an alarming pace; finite resources are being utilized at exponential rates; and technological advances are contributing to negative ecological outcomes. These trends have…
Forecasting in international relations
The author argues that forecasting is a problem of reasoning, of reducing uncertainty, and of bounded speculation, and she identifies four types of forecasting goals: (1) understanding the unknown (i.e., prophecy), (2) controlling future outcomes, (3) understanding the overall dynamics of a system to appreciate present conditions, and (4) planning for the immediate future. The author then specifies alternative forecasting methodologies, from leas…
The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974
W. Parker Mauldin, Nazli Choucri, Frank W. Notestein, Michael Teitelbaum, The World Population Conference and the Population Tribune, August 1974, Studies in Family Planning, Vol. 5, No. 12 (Dec., 1974), pp. 357-358
In Search of the Master Science
Nations in Conflict. National Growth and International Violence
This book examines conflict patterns among great powers from 1870 to 1914 using historical inquiry as well as econometric analysis – thus yielding an integrated narrative based by statistical results and parameter estimates for a system of simultaneous equations
Population Dynamics and International Violence
Population Dynamics and International Violence
The New Migration in the Middle East
The New Migration in the Middle East
This paper describes the recent trends in migration throughout the Middle East, identifying the major implications of this movement, and isolating the critical policy issues for both Egypt and other Arab states. The author argues that international migration in the Middle East harbors political and economic effects that may be potentially explosive. It is demonstrated that current migration related policies may be counter-productive for all parti…
"Comments on "Scientific Forecasts in International Relations
The initial disclaimers at the outset of the article that the authors seek neither to forecast nor to make a contribution to the "corpus of knowledge" in this area leave one with a sense of uncertainty about the context in which the issues raised must be viewed. It would constitute the essence of unfair practice to regard the article in any context other than that intended by the authors. The following observations are, therefore, of a more gener…
Manpower and Employment in Arab Countries
The international petroleum exchange model
Emigration and Economic Development
Energy in a Finite World
Energy Policy
International Energy Futures
Journal Article International Energy Futures Get access International Energy Futures. By NAZLI CHOUCRI. (London: MIT Press, 1981. Pp. x+247.) An l£conomic Analysis of World Energy Problems. By Richard L. GORDON. (London: MIT Press, 1981. Pp. xvii + 282.) Norman A. White Norman A. White Manchester Business School Search for other works by this author on: Oxford Academic Google Scholar The Economic Journal, Volume 92, Issue 367, 1 September 1982, P…
International Changes in the World Oil Market
The oil price increases of October 1973 triggered a set of changes in the international system that promise to have continued, long-term effects. This article begins with a review of the major attempts to model the world oil market and provides syntheses of their char acteristics and worldview. The structure of the International Petroleum Exchange Model developed at MIT is then presented, followed by a set of simulations (forecasts) of future cha…
Economic and Political Factors in International Conflict and Integration
In earlier efforts to explain international conflict and integration, the central focus was upon national attributes and decisionmaking as crucial to understanding the actions of states in war- and peacemaking. Recently, however, we have begun to critically reconsider these assumptions. In the face of their inability to fully account for the actions of states in international conflict and cooperation, we have sought out a more basic, disaggregate…
Short-run energy-economy interactions in Egypt
International Energy Futures
The hidden economy
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