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Hardcover | 3 September 1990

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National choices and international processes brings together for the first time the various conflicting approaches to the study of foreign policy decision-making under a single theoretical framework. Initially examining decision processes within states, Zeev Maoz continues by exploring the relationship between the creation of national choices and their outcomes, the interactions between states and the manner in which international processes evolve over time. This he calls the 'bottom up' approach which is contrasted in his last chapter with the 'top down' approach of systems analysis. Although the focus of this study is on theoretical construction, Maoz provides a thorough analysis of the literature on foreign policy decision-making and international bargaining. His arguments are supported both by separate chapters of mathematical analysis and by numerous historical examples, often from the Middle East - an area where the author has particular expertise. National choices and international processes is the culmination of many years work. It will be of interest to students and specialists in foreign policy and international relations theory.

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"An importnat contribution to the theoretical study of international relations and yet another excellent offering from the 'Cambridge Studies in International Relations' series. Maoz provides an exhaustive analysis of international relations theory as he attempts to forge a link between the often warring worlds of decision-making theory and international systems analysis." A.L. Springer, Choice

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List of figures
List of tables
Preface
Toward a theory of international processes
Foreign policy decision making: assumptions and characterization of the approach
The inputs of decision making: identification and conceptualization
The essential mathematics of inputs
Models of the decision process
A formal characterization of decision processes
A theory of foreign policy decision making
The analysis of international outcomes
The evolution of international processes
Individual preferences, national choices, and international systems
References
Name index
Subject index
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