The logic of positive engagement /Miroslav Nincic.

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Nincic, Miroslav [Author]

Material type: Text

text

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online resource

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9780801463020
9780801463013

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Electronic Books.

LOC classification:

JZ1480 .L645 2011

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Contents:

A parallel bias -- A framework for analysis -- Foundations of success and failure : Libya, Cuba, and Syria -- The challenge of North Korea and Iran -- Final thoughts.

Summary: This title brings political philosophy, social psychology, game theory, and a wide knowledge of contemporary history to move away from punishments to an agency-based focus on altering an adversary's motivations.

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Includes bibliographical references.

The failures of external coercion -- A parallel bias -- A framework for analysis -- Foundations of success and failure : Libya, Cuba, and Syria -- The challenge of North Korea and Iran -- Final thoughts.

This title brings political philosophy, social psychology, game theory, and a wide knowledge of contemporary history to move away from punishments to an agency-based focus on altering an adversary's motivations.

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