Anything credited to "Stanforder" was written by a student from the
Stanford Graduate IR sequence on 1999-2000; further information can be
obtained from Alex Montgomery.
Author(s)
| Title(s)
| Notetaker
|
ABBOT and SNIDAL
| "Hard and Soft Law in International Governance"
| Stanforder
|
"Hard and Soft Law in International Governance"
| Stanforder
|
ACHEN, Christopher
| "When Is a State with Bureaucratic Politics Representable as a Unitary Actor?"
| Wrede Braden
|
"When Is a State with Bureaucratic Politics Representable as a Unitary Actor?"
| Dufour
|
ACHEN and SNIDAL
| "Rational Deterrence Theory and Comparative Case Studies"
| 1999er
|
"Rational Deterrence Theory and Comparative Case Studies"
| Chatterjee
|
"Rational Deterrence Theory and Comparative Case Studies"
| Shirck
|
ADLER, Emmanuel
| "Seizing the Middle Ground"
| Stanforder
|
ADLER and BARNETT
| Security Communities, Chaps. 2 and 4
| Beck
|
Security Communities, Chaps. 2 and 4
| Chatterjee
|
ALLISON, Graham
| "Conceptual Models and the Cuban Missile Crisis"
| Wrede Braden
|
"Conceptual Models and the Cuban Missile Crisis"
| Burke-White
|
Essence of Decision, Chaps. 3 and 4
| Stanforder
|
ALT and GILLIGAN
| "The Political Economy of Trading States"
| 1999er
|
"The Political Economy of Trading States"
| Horowitz
|
"The Political Economy of Trading States"
| Urbatsch
|
AXELROD, Robert
| The Evolution of Cooperation, Chaps. 1-4
| Gingerich
|
The Evolution of Cooperation, Chaps. 1-2
| Home
|
The Evolution of Cooperation, Chaps. 3-4
| Horowitz
|
"The Emergence of Cooperation Among Egoists"
| Stanforder
|
"The Rational Timing of Surprise"
| Chatterjee
|
"The Rational Timing of Surprise"
| Dufour
|
AXELROD and BENNETT
| "Choosing Sides: A Landscape Theory of Aggregation"
| Urbatsch
|
AXELROD and KEOHANE
| "Achieving Cooperation under Anarchy"
| Lienau
|
"Achieving Cooperation under Anarchy"
| Urbatsch
|
"Achieving Cooperation under Anarchy"
| Stanforder
|
BAILEY, GOLDSTEIN, and WEINGAST
| "The Institutional Roots of American Trade Policy"
| Pandya
|
"The Institutional Roots of American Trade Policy"
| Stanforder
|
BALDWIN, David
| "Power Analysis and World Politics"
| Urbatsch
|
BENDOR and HAMMOND
| "Rethinking Allison's Models"
| Stanforder
|
BERNHARD and LEBLANG
| "Domestic Institutions and Exchange-Rate Commitments"
| Stilz
|
"Domestic Institutions and Exchange-Rate Commitments"
| Blake
|
"Domestic Institutions and Exchange-Rate Commitments"
| Kennedy
|
BIRD, Graham
| "The International Monetary Fund and Developing Countries"
| Stanforder
|
BLOCK, Fred
| "Controlling Global Finance"
| Stanforder
|
BRAUMOELLER, Bear
| "Causal Complexity, Theory Problems, and the Study of Politics"
| Dufour
|
"Causal Complexity and the Study of World Politics"
| Urbatsch
|
"Deadly Doves"
| Kennedy
|
BROZ, J. Lawrence
| "The Domestic Politics of International Monetary Order"
| Fowler
|
BUENO DE MESQUITA and LALMAN
| "Empirical Support for Systemic and Dyadic Explanations of International Conflict"
| Chatterjee
|
BULL, Hedley
| The Anarchical Society, pp. 3-50, 62-73
| Pandya
|
The Anarchical Society, pp. 3-53
| Stanforder
|
The Anarchical Society, Chaps. 1-2
| Stanforder
|
The Anarchical Society, Chap. 3
| Stanforder
|
BURLEY and MATTLI GARRETT, Geoffrey
| "Europe before the Court" (and ensuing discussion)
| Wrede Braden
|
"Europe before the Court"
| Song
|
(ensuing discussion)
| Spengemann
|
BUZAN, Barry
| "From International System to International Society"
| Stanforder
|
BUZAN, JONES, and LITTLE
| The Logic of Anarchy, Chaps. 2-4
| Urbatsch
|
CAMPBELL, David
| "On Dangers and Their Interpretation"
| Li
|
"On Dangers and Their Interpretation"
| Burke-White
|
CEDERMAN, Lars-Erik
| Emergent Actors in World Politics, Chap. 3
| Ho
|
Emergent Actors in World Politics, Chap. 4
| Horowitz
|
Emergent Actors in World Politics, Chap. 6
| Home
|
Emergent Actors in World Politics, Chap. 7
| Lienau
|
CHAYES and CHAYES
| "On Compliance"
| Pandya
|
"On Compliance"
| Saberi
|
CHRISTENSEN and SNYDER
| "Chain Gangs and Passed Bucks"
| Urbatsch
|
CLAUSEWITZ, Karl von
| On War, pp. 75-89
| Bruland
|
COHEN, Benjamin
| "Triad and the Unholy Trinity"
| Stanforder
|
COHN, Carol
| "Sex and Death in the Rational World of Defense Intellectuals"
| Li
|
CONYBEARE and SANDLER
| "The Triple Entente and the Triple Alliance 1880-1914"
| Urbatsch
|
COX, Robert
| "Social Forces, States and World Orders" (Chap. 8, Neorealism and Its Critics)
| Imai
|
CRAWFORD, Neta
| Argument and Change
| Stanforder
|
DAVID, Steven
| "Explaining Third World Alignment"
| Urbatsch
|
DEUTSCH and SINGER
| "Multipolar Power Systems and International Stability"
| Gingerich
|
"Multipolar Power Systems and International Stability"
| Ho
|
DOWNS, George
| "The Rational Deterrence Debate"
| Blake
|
"The Rational Deterrence Debate"
| Song
|
DOWNS, ROCKE, and BARSOOM
| "Is the Good News about Compliance Good News about Cooperation?"
| Wrede Braden
|
"Is the Good News about Compliance Good News about Cooperation?"
| Shirck
|
"Is the Good News about Compliance Good News about Cooperation?"
| Stanforder
|
DOYLE, Michael
| "Politics and Grand Strategy"
| Urbatsch
|
"Kant, Liberal Legacies, and Foreign Affairs, Part I"
| Hentea
|
"Liberalism and World Politics"
| Stanforder
|
"Kant, Liberal Legacies, and Foreign Affairs, Part I"
| Copelovitch?
|
"Kant, Liberal Legacies, and Foreign Affairs, Part I"
| Ho
|
EICHENGREEN, Barry
| Globalizing Capital, pp. 1-92
| Stanforder
|
Globalizing Capital, pp. 93-192
| Stanforder
|
EICHENGREEN and FISHLOW
| "Contending with Capital Flows"
| Stanforder
|
ENCARNATION, Dennis
| Rivals Beyond Trade, Chaps. 1-2
| Stanforder
|
EVANGELISTA, Matthew
| "The Paradox of State Strength"
| Soifer
|
"The Paradox of State Strength"
| Chatterjee
|
"The Paradox of State Strength"
| Song
|
EVANS, Peter
| "Building an Integrative Approach to International and Domestic Politics"
| Kennedy
|
"Building an Integrative Approach to International and Domestic Politics"
| Burke-White
|
EYRE and SUCHMAN
| "Status, Norms, and the Proliferation of Conventional Weapons"
| Stanforder
|
FARBER and GOWA
| "Polities and Peace"
| Stanforder
|
FARNHAM, Barbara
| "Roosevelt and the Munich Crisis"
| Stanforder
|
FEARON, James
| "Bargaining, Enforcement, and International Cooperation"
| Fowler
|
"Bargaining, Enforcement, and International Cooperation"
| Blake
|
"Causes and Counterfactuals in Social Science"
| Wrede Braden
|
"Causes and Counterfactuals in Social Science"
| Shirck
|
"Rationalist Explanations of War"
| Evrigenis
|
"Rationalist Explanations of War"
| Phelan
|
"Rationalist Explanations of War"
| Stanforder
|
"Domestic Political Audiences and the Escalation of International Disputes"
| Hentea
|
"Domestic Political Audiences and the Escalation of International Disputes"
| Horowitz
|
"Domestic Political Audiences and the Escalation of International Disputes"
| Fowler
|
"Domestic Political Audiences and the Escalation of International Disputes"
| Stanforder
|
"Domestic Politics, Foreign Policy, and Theories of International Relations"
| Pandya
|
"Domestic Politics, Foreign Policy, and Theories of International Relations"
| Macaes
|
"The Offense-Defense Balance and War Since 1648"
| Stanforder
|
"Commitment Problems and the Spread of Ethnic Conflict"
| Stanforder
|
FELDSTEIN, Martin
| "Refocusing the IMF"
| Stanforder
|
FINNEMORE and SIKKINK
| "International Norm Dynamics and Political Change"
| Fowler
|
"International Norm Dynamics and Political Change"
| Hentea
|
"International Norm Dynamics and Political Change"
| Home
|
"International Norm Dynamics and Political Change"
| Stanforder
|
FINNEMORE, Martha
| "Norms, Culture, and World Politics"
| Stanforder
|
FISCHER, Martin
| "Feudal Europe, 800-1300"
| Gingerich
|
"Feudal Europe, 800-1300"
| Evrigenis
|
FRANKEL, Benjamin
| "The Brooding Shadow"
| Stanforder
|
FRIEDEN, Jeffry
| "Actors and Preferences in International Relations"
| 1999er
|
"Actors and Preferences in International Relations"
| Urbatsch
|
"Invested Interests"
| Gingerich
|
"Invested Interests"
| Stanforder
|
FRIEDEN and ROGOWSKI
| "The Impact of the International Economy on National Policies"
| Stanforder
|
FUKUYAMA, Francis
| "The End of History?"
| Bruland
|
GAGNON, V. P. Jr.
| "Ethnic Nationalism and International Conflict"
| Stanforder
|
GARRETT, Geoffrey
| "Global Markets and National Politics"
| Stanforder
|
GARRETT and LANGE
| "Internationalization, Institutions, and Political Choice"
| Stanforder
|
GELPI, Christoper
| "Crime and Punishment"
| Bruland
|
"Crime and Punishment"
| Copelovitch
|
"Alliances as Instruments of Intra-Allied Control"
| Kennedy
|
"Alliances as Instruments of Intra-Allied Control"
| Urbatsch
|
GEORGE and SMOKE
| "Deterrence and Foreign Policy"
| Hentea
|
"Deterrence and Foreign Policy"
| Song
|
GILPIN, Robert
| War and Change in World Politics, pp. 1-49, 156-244
| Blake
|
War and Change in World Politics, Chaps. 1, 4-6, Epilogue
| Perry
|
War and Change in World Politics, Introduction and Chap. 1
| Dufour
|
GLASER, Charles
| "The Security Dilemma Revisited"
| Stanforder
|
GOLDSTEIN, Judith
| "Ideas, Institutions, and American Trade Policy"
| Pandya
|
"International Law and Domestic Institutions"
| Stanforder
|
"International Institutions and Domestic Politics"
| Stanforder
|
GOLDSTEIN, KAHLER, KEOHANE, and SLAUGHTER
| "Introduction: Legalization and World Politics"
| Stanforder
|
GOLDSTEIN and KEOHANE
| "Ideas and Foreign Policy"
| Hentea
|
"Ideas and Foreign Policy"
| Beck
|
"Ideas and Foreign Policy"
| Horowitz
|
"Ideas and Foreign Policy"
| Stanforder
|
GOLDSTEIN and MARTIN
| "Legalization, Trade Liberalization, and Domestic Politics"
| Stanforder
|
GOUREVITCH, Peter
| "The Second Image Reversed"
| 1999er
|
"The Second Image Reversed"
| Gingerich
|
"The Second Image Reversed"
| Stanforder
|
"The Second Image Reversed"
| Stanforder
|
"International Trade, Domestic Coalitions, and Liberty"
| Stanforder
|
"The Governance Problem in International Relations"
| Li
|
"The Governance Problem in International Relations"
| Lienau
|
GOWA, Joanne
| "Bipolarity, Multipolarity, and Free Trade"
| Imai
|
"Bipolarity, Multipolarity, and Free Trade"
| Margolis
|
GRIECO, Joe
| Anarchy and the Limits of Cooperation, Chap. 3
| Stanforder
|
GURLEY, John
| Challengers to Capitalism, Chap. 3
| Kennedy
|
HAAS, Ernst
| "Words Can Hurt You"
| Stanforder
|
HAAS, Peter
| "Epistemic Communities and International Policy Coordination"
| Pandya
|
"Epistemic Communities and International Policy Coordination"
| Thornton
|
"Banning Chlorofluorocarbons"
| Stanforder
|
HASENCLEVER, MAYER, and RITTBERGER
| Theories of International Regimes, Chaps. 1 and 2
| Barker
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chaps. 4 and 5
| Perry
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chaps. 1-5
| Urbatsch
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chap. 6
| Wrede Braden
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chap. 6
| Pandya
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chaps. 1-2
| Evrigenis
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chap. 3
| Ho
|
Theories of International Regimes, Chap. 5
| Kennedy
|
HIRSCHMAN, Albert
| National Power and the Structure of Foreign Trade, Chaps. 1-3.
| Stanforder
|
HOFFMANN, Stanley
| "Liberalism and International Affairs"
| Imai?
|
"Domestic Politics and Interdependence"
| 1999er
|
HOLSTI, Kalevi
| Peace and War, Chaps. 1 and 12
| Urbatsch
|
HOMER-DIXON, Thomas
| "Environmental Scarcities and Violent Conflict"
| Bruland
|
"Environmental Scarcities and Violent Conflict"
| Spengemann
|
HOPF, Ted
| "Polarity, the Offense-Defense Balance, and War"
| Ho
|
"Polarity, the Offense-Defense Balance, and War"
| Urbatsch
|
"The Promise of Constructivism in International Relations Theory"
| Stanforder
|
HUTH, Paul
| "Extended Deterrence and the Outbreak of War"
| Bruland
|
"Extended Deterrence and the Outbreak of War"
| Frisby
|
Standing Your Ground, Chaps. 3 and 6
| Beck
|
IKENBERRY, G. John
| "Creating Yesterday's New World Order"
| Stanforder
|
JERVIS, Robert
| "Cooperation under the Security Dilemma"
| Bruland
|
"Cooperation under the Security Dilemma"
| 1999er
|
"Cooperation under the Security Dilemma"
| Burke-White
|
"Cooperation under the Security Dilemma"
| Stanforder
|
"Political Implications of Prospect Theory"
| Song
|
"Rational Deterrence: Theory and Evidence"
| Bruland
|
"Rational Deterrence: Theory and Evidence"
| Spengemann
|
System Effects, Chap. 2
| Wrede Braden
|
System Effects, Chap. 2
| Saberi
|
Perception and Misperception in International Politics, Chaps. 3, 8, 9
| Stanforder
|
JOHNSTON, Alistair
| Cultural Realism, Chap. 2 (equivalent to Katzenstein, Culture of National Security, Chap. 7)
| Wrede Braden
|
Cultural Realism, Chap. 2 (equivalent to Katzenstein, Culture of National Security, Chap. 7)
| Imai
|
Culture of National Security, Chap. 7
| Kennedy
|
"Cultural Realism and Strategy in Maoist China"
| Stanforder
|
KAHLER, Miles
| "Conclusion: The Causes and Consequences of Legalization"
| Stanforder
|
KANT, Immanuel
| Perpetual Peace, pp. 93-130
| Margolis
|
Perpetual Peace, passim?
| Aldrich
|
KAPUR, Devesh
| "The IMF: A Cure or a Curse?"
| Stanforder
|
KATZENSTEIN, Peter
| The Culture of National Security, Chaps. 1, 2
| Barker
|
The Culture of National Security, Chap. 1
| Kennedy
|
The Culture of National Security, Chap. 5
| Horowitz
|
The Culture of National Security, Chap. 10
| Song
|
The Culture of National Security, Chap. 12
| Spengemann
|
The Culture of National Security, Chaps. 1, 5, 10, and 12
| Bruland
|
"The Small European States in the International Economy"
| 1999er
|
"Coping with Terrorism"
| Stanforder
|
KECK and SIKKINK
| Activists Beyond Borders, Chaps. 1, 3
| Pandya
|
Activists Beyond Borders, Chap. 1
| Aldrich
|
Activists Beyond Borders, Chap. 1
| Evrigenis
|
Activists Beyond Borders, Chap. 3
| Imai
|
Activists Beyond Borders, Chap. 3
| Ho
|
KEEGAN, John
| A History of Warfare, pp. 3-60
| Wrede Braden
|
KEOHANE, Robert
| After Hegemony, Chaps. 1, 9
| Li
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 1-4
| Stanforder
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 1, 9
| Dufour
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 1, 4-6, 10-11
| Spengemann
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 1, 6, 7
| Aldrich
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 2, 4, 5
| Stanforder
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 4, 5
| Copelovitch
|
After Hegemony, Chaps. 5-6
| Stanforder
|
After Hegemony, Chap. 7
| Stanforder
|
"International Institutions: Two Approaches"
| Frisby
|
Neorealism and Its Critics, Chap. 1
| Soifer
|
"Theory of World Politics: Structural Realism and Beyond" (Neorealism and Its Critics, Chap. 7)
| Aldrich
|
KEOHANE and MILNER
| Internationalization and Domestic Politics, Chaps. 1-3, 5, 7
| Pandya
|
Internationalization and Domestic Politics, Chaps. 1-2
| Beck
|
Internationalization and Domestic Politics, Chaps. 5, 7
| Barker
|
KEOHANE and NYE
| Power and Interdependence, Chaps. 1-2
| Margolis
|
Power and Interdependence, Chaps. 1-3
| Stilz
|
Power and Interdependence, Chaps. 1-3
| Stanforder
|
Power and Interdependence, Chaps. 4, 6
| Margolis
|
Power and Interdependence, Chap. 4
| Home
|
Power and Interdependence, Chap. 6
| Fowler
|
Power and Interdependence, Chap. 6
| Burke-White
|
KHONG, Yuen
| Analogies at War, Chaps. 2, 3, 7
| Urbatsch
|
Analogies at War, Chap. 2
| Macaes
|
Analogies at War, Chap. 3
| Saberi
|
Analogies at War, Chap. 7
| Shirck
|
KIER, Elizabeth
| "Culture and French Military Doctrine Before World War II"
| Stanforder
|
KIMURA and WELCH
| "Specifying 'Interests'"
| Ho
|
KINDLEBERGER, Charles
| The World in Depression, Chaps. 1, 14
| Stanforder
|
"The Rise of Free Trade in Western Europe"
| Stanforder
|
KING, KEOHANE, and VERBA
| Designing Social Inquiry, pp. 3-9, 36-46, 115-149, 168-169, 176-182, 185-187, 189-193, 208-228
| Fowler
|
Designing Social Inquiry, Chaps. 1-3
| 1999er
|
Designing Social Inquiry, Chap. 5
| Frisby
|
Designing Social Inquiry, Chap. 6
| Aguilera
|
KRASNER, Stephen
| "State Power and the Structure of International Trade"
| Margolis
|
"State Power and the Structure of International Trade"
| 1999er
|
"State Power and the Structure of International Trade"
| Stanforder
|
International Regimes, Intro. and Concl.
| Stanforder
|
Sovereignty, Chaps. 1 and 8
| Stanforder
|
KRUGMAN, Paul
| "Dutch Tulips and Emerging Markets"
| Stanforder
|
"Currency Crises"
| Stanforder
|
KUHN, Thomas
| The Structure of Scientific Revolutions
| Stanforder
|
KYDD, Andrew
| "Game Theory and the Spiral Model"
| Stanforder
|
LAKE, David
| "Powerful Pacifists"
| Lienau
|
"Powerful Pacifists"
| Blake
|
"Powerful Pacifists"
| Barker
|
"Beneath the Commerce of Nations"
| Stanforder
|
"International Economic Structures and American Foreign Economic Policy"
| Kennedy
|
"International Economic Structures and American Foreign Economic Policy"
| Urbatsch
|
LAX and SEBENIUS
| "Thinking Coalitionally"
| Chatterjee
|
"Thinking Coalitionally"
| Saberi
|
LEBOW, Richard
| Between Peace and War, pp. 101-147
| Stanforder
|
LEBOW and STEIN
| "Rational Deterrence Theory: I Think, Therefore I Deter"
| Bruland
|
LEGRO and MORAVCSIK Discussants
| "Is Anybody Still a Realist?" (and responses thereto)
| Bruland
|
"Is Anybody Still a Realist?"
| Stanforder
|
"Is Anybody Still a Realist?"
| Horowitz
|
Responses to "Is Anybody Still a Realist?"
| Kennedy
|
LIPSON, Charles
| "International Cooperation"
| Stanforder
|
LOHMANN and O'HALLORAN
| "Divided Government and U.S. Trade Policy"
| Margolis
|
"Divided Government and U.S. Trade Policy"
| Fowler
|
MANSFIELD and SNYDER
| "Democratization and the Danger of War"
| Stanforder
|
"Democratization and the Danger of War"
| Stanforder
|
MAOZ, Zeev
| "Resolve, Capabilities, and the Outcome of Interstate Disputes"
| Urbatsch
|
MARCH and HEATH
| A Primer on Decision Making, Chaps. 1-2
| Stanforder
|
MARCH and OLSEN
| "Institutional Dynamics of International Political Disorders"
| Stanforder
|
MARTIN, Lisa
| Democratic Commitments, Chaps. 2 and 7
| Blake
|
Democratic Commitments, Chaps. 2 and 7
| Imai
|
Democratic Commitments, Chap. 2
| Saberi
|
"Interests, Power, and Multilateralism"
| Margolis
|
"Interests, Power, and Multilateralism"
| Stilz
|
"Interests, Power, and Multilateralism"
| Macaes
|
"Credibility, Costs, and Institutions"
| Stanforder
|
"Institutions and Cooperation"
| Ho
|
"Institutions and Cooperation"
| Urbatsch
|
MARTIN and SIMMONS
| "Theories and Empirical Studies of International Institutions"
| Stanforder
|
MCKEOWN, Timothy
| "Firms and Tariff Regime Change"
| Stanforder
|
MEARSHEIMER, John
| "Back to the Future"
| Stanforder
|
"The False Promise of International Institutions"
| Stanforder
|
"The False Promise of International Institutions"
| 2001er
|
MERCER, Jonathan
| Reputation and International Politics, Chaps. 1, 2, 4
| Margolis
|
Reputation and International Politics, Chap. 1, 2
| Imai
|
Reputation and International Politics, Chap. 1, 2
| Saberi
|
Reputation and International Politics, Chap. 4
| Aldrich
|
Reputation and International Politics, Chap. 4
| Shirck
|
MEYER, John
| "World Society and the Nation State"
| Stanforder
|
MILGROM, NORTH, and WEINGAST
| "The Role of Institutions in the Revival of Trade"
| Stanforder
|
MILNER, Helen
| Interests, Institutions, and Information, Chaps. 3 and 4
| 1999er
|
Interests, Institutions, and Information, Chaps. 3 and 4
| Li
|
Interests, Institutions, and Information, Chaps. 3 and 4
| Shirck
|
Interests, Institutions, and Information, Chaps. 1-4
| Stanforder
|
"Resisting the Protectionist Temptation"
| Stanforder
|
"Trading Places: Industries for Free Trade"
| Copelovitch
|
"Trading Places: Industries for Free Trade"
| Margolis
|
"Rationalizing Politics"
| Stanforder
|
MILNER and YOFFIE
| "Between Free Trade and Protectionism"
| Pandya
|
MINTON-BEDDOES, Zanny
| "Why the IMF Needs Reform"
| Stanforder
|
MORAVCSIK, Andrew
| "Taking Preferences Seriously"
| Urbatsch
|
"Taking Preferences Seriously"
| Stanforder
|
The Choice for Europe, pp. 18-24
| Blake
|
The Choice for Europe, Chap. 2
| Beck
|
MORGAN and CAMPBELL
| "Domestic Structure, Decisional Constraints, and War"
| Li
|
"Domestic Structure, Decisional Constraints, and War"
| Song
|
MORGENTHAU, Hans
| Politics among Nations, Part I
| Stanforder
|
Politics among Nations, pp. 3-15, 228-235
| Margolis
|
"Alliances in Theory and Practice"
| Aldrich
|
MORROW, James
| "The Strategic Setting of Choices"
| Blake
|
"The Strategic Setting of Choices"
| Ho
|
"Arms vs. Alliances"
| Urbatsch
|
NORTH, Douglass
| Institutions, Institutional Change, and Economic Performance, Chaps. 1-4, 10-11
| Stanforder
|
ODELL, KAHLER, and EVANS
| Double-Edged Diplomacy, pp. 233-264, 363-430
| Li
|
ODELL, John
| Double-Edged Diplomacy, pp. 233-264
| Horowitz
|
O'NEILL, Barry
| "Risk Aversion in International Relations Theory"
| Stanforder
|
ORGANSKI and KUGLER
| The War Ledger, Chap. 1
| Gingerich
|
OWEN, John
| "How Liberalism Produces Democratic Peace"
| Bruland
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"How Liberalism Produces Democratic Peace"
| Spengemann
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OYE, Kenneth
| "Explaining Cooperation under Anarchy"
| Hentea
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"Explaining Cooperation under Anarchy"
| Kennedy
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PIERSON, Paul
| "The Path to European Union"
| Pandya
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POLANYI, Karl
| The Great Transformation
| Stanforder
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POSEN, Barry
| The Sources of Military Doctrine
| Stanforder
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POWELL, Robert
| "Uncertainty, Shifting Power, and Appeasement"
| Perry
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"Guns, Butter, and Anarchy"
| Stilz
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"Absolute and Relative Gains in International Relations Theory"
| Stanforder
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PRICE, Richard
| The Chemical Weapons Taboo
| Stanforder
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PUTNAM, Robert
| "Diplomacy and Domestic Politics"
| Chatterjee
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"Diplomacy and Domestic Politics"
| Stanforder
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RAIFFA, Howard
| The Art and Science of Negotiation, pp. 1-19, 44-65
| Blake
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The Art and Science of Negotiation, pp. 1-19, 44-65
| Spengemann
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REITER, Dan
| "Learning, Realism, and Alliances"
| Stilz
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"Learning, Realism, and Alliances"
| Wrede Braden
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"Learning, Realism, and Alliances"
| Burke-White
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RHODES, Edward
| "Do Bureaucratic Politics Matter?"
| Urbatsch
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"Do Bureaucratic Politics Matter?"
| Thornton
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RIKER, William
| "Implications from the Disequilibrium of Majority-Rule Voting for the Study of Institutions"
| Stanforder
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RISSE and ROPP
| "International Human Rights Norms and Domestic Change"
| Blake
|
RODRIK, Dani
| Has Globalization Gone Too Far?
| Stanforder
|
ROEDER, Philip
| "Soviet Policies and Kremlin Politics"
| Bruland
|
"Soviet Policies and Kremlin Politics"
| Thornton
|
ROGOWSKI, Ronald
| "Political Cleavages and Changing Exposure to Trade"
| Gingerich
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"Political Cleavages and Changing Exposure to Trade"
| Fowler
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"Institutions as Constraints on Strategic Choice"
| Wrede Braden
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"Institutions as Constraints on Strategic Choice"
| Evrigenis
|
Commerce and Coalitions, pp. 1-128
| Stanforder
|
ROSE, Gideon
| "Neoclassical Realism and Theories of Foreign Policy"
| Urbatsch
|
ROSEN, Stephen
| "Decisions without Calculations"
| Chatterjee
|
"Decisions without Calculations"
| Spengemann
|
ROSECRANCE, Richard
| The Rise of the Trading State, pp. 1-40
| Stanforder
|
RUGGIE, John
| "Continuity and Transformation in the World Polity: Toward a Neorealist Synthesis" (Neorealism and Its Critics, Chap. 6)
| Frisby
|
"Continuity and Transformation in the World Polity"
| Gingerich
|
"Continuity and Transformation in the World Polity"
| Dufour
|
"International Regimes, Transactions, and Change"
| Pandya
|
"International Regimes, Transactions, and Change"
| Ho
|
"International Regimes, Transactions, and Change"
| Stilz
|
"International Regimes, Transactions, and Change"
| Stanforder
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"What Makes the World Hang Together?"
| Stanforder
|
"Territoriality and Beyond"
| Stanforder
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"Territoriality and Beyond"
| Blake
|
RUGGIE and KRATOCHWIL
| "International Organization"
| Stanforder
|
RUSSETT, Bruce
| Grasping the Democratic Peace
| Stanforder
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RUSSETT and ONEAL
| Triangulating Peace, Chaps. 3-5
| Horowitz
|
RUSSETT, ONEAL, and DAVIS
| "The Third Leg of the Kantian Tripod for Peace"
| Urbatsch
|
SACHS, Jeffrey
| "Do We Need an International Lender of Last Resort?"
| Stanforder
|
"The IMF and the Asian Flu"
| Stanforder
|
SAGAN, Scott
| The Limits of Safety
| Stanforder
|
"1914 Revisited"
| Stanforder
|
"The Commitment Trap"
| Stanforder
|
"Why Do States Build Nuclear Weapons?"
| Stanforder
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SAGAN and WALTZ
| The Spread of Nuclear Weapons
| Stanforder
|
SCHULTZ, Kenneth
| "Do Domestic Institutions Constrain or Inform?"
| Hentea
|
"Do Domestic Institutions Constrain or Inform?"
| Soifer
|
"Do Domestic Institutions Constrain or Inform?"
| Kennedy
|
"Domestic Opposition and Signaling in International Crises"
| Copelovitch
|
"Domestic Opposition and Signaling in International Crises"
| Stanforder
|
SCHWELLER, Randall
| "Neorealism's Status Quo Bias: What Security Dilemma?"
| Fowler
|
"Neorealism's Status Quo Bias: What Security Dilemma?"
| Stanforder
|
"Bandwagoning for Profit"
| Urbatsch
|
SCOTT, W. Richard
| Institutions and Organizations, Chaps. 1-4
| Stanforder
|
SIKKINK, Kathryn
| "The Power of Principled Ideas"
| Stanforder
|
SIMMONS, Beth
| Who Adjusts?, Chaps. 1-3
| Perry
|
Who Adjusts?, Chaps. 1-3
| Chatterjee
|
"The Legalization of International Monetary Affairs"
| Stanforder
|
"Rulers of the Game"
| Stanforder
|
SNYDER, Glenn
| "The Security Dilemma in Alliance Politics"
| Imai
|
"The Security Dilemma in Alliance Politics"
| Horowitz
|
SNYDER, Jack
| Myths of Empire
| Stanforder
|
Myths of Empire, pp. 1-111, 235-322
| Margolis
|
Myths of Empire, Chaps. 1-2
| Lienau
|
Myths of Empire, pp. 235-280
| Saberi
|
Myths of Empire, pp. 281-322
| Shirck
|
"Civil-Military Relations and the Cult of the Offensive"
| Stanforder
|
SPRUYT, Hendrik
| "Institutional Selection and International Relations"
| Stanforder
|
STEIN, Arthur
| "Coordination and Collaboration"
| Stanforder
|
TANNENWALD, Nina
| "The Nuclear Taboo"
| Stanforder
|
THUCYDIDES, Sinsatiable
| The History of the Peloponnesian War, Book I 1-88
| Beck
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The History of the Peloponnesian War, Book II 1-65
| Soifer
|
The History of the Peloponnesian War, Book III 36-50
| Imai?
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The History of the Peloponnesian War, Book V 85-116
| Stilz?
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The History of the Peloponnesian War, Book VI 6-32
| Fowler?
|
TREBILCOCK and HOWSE
| The Regulation of International Trade, Chaps. 15-16
| Stanforder
|
VAN EVERA, Stephen
| Causes of War, Chap. 6
| Barker
|
Causes of War, Chap. 6
| Hentea
|
Causes of War, Chap. 6
| Lienau
|
"Offense, Defense, and the Causes of War"
| Stanforder
|
WAEVER, Ole
| "The Sociology of a Not So International Discipline"
| Stanforder
|
WALLANDER, Celeste
| Mortal Friends, Best Enemies, Chaps. 1, 2
| 1999er
|
Mortal Friends, Best Enemies, Chap. 5
| Phelan
|
WALT, Stephen
| The Origins of Alliances, Chaps. 1, 2
| Barker
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The Origins of Alliances, Chap. 2
| Dufour
|
The Origins of Alliances, Chap. 8
| 1999er
|
"Rigor or Rigor Mortis? Rational Choice and Security Studies"
| Stanforder
|
WALTZ, Kenneth
| Man, the State, and War, Chap. 1
| Copelovitch
|
Man, the State, and War, Chaps. 1, 4, 6, 7
| Chatterjee
|
Man, the State, and War, Chap. 5
| Stilz(?)
|
Man, the State, and War, Chap. 6
| Beck
|
Theory of International Politics
| Stanforder
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Theory of International Politics, Chaps. 1, 4, 5
| Phelan
|
Theory of International Politics, pp. 116-123
| Wrede Braden
|
Theory of International Politics, Chap. 8
| Gingerich
|
"Reflections on Theory of International Politics" (Neorealism and Its Critics, Chap. 11)
| Barker
|
Neorealism and Its Critics, pp. 1-16, 27-130 (contains Theory of International Politics, Chaps. 1, 4, 5, 6)
| Hentea
|
"Structural Realism and the Cold War"
| Ho
|
WALZER, Michael
| Just and Unjust Wars, Chap. 4
| Frisby
|
Just and Unjust Wars, Chap. 5
| Imai
|
Just and Unjust Wars, Chap. 6
| Phelan
|
WEBB, Michael
| "International Economic Structures, Government Interests, and International Coordination of Macroeconomic Adjustment Policies"
| Margolis
|
WELDES, Jutta
| "The Cultural Production of Crises"
| Stanforder
|
WENDT, Alexander
| "Anarchy Is What States Make of It"
| Copelovitch
|
"Anarchy Is What States Make of It"
| Stanforder
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chaps. 1, 3, 4, 6
| Blake
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chap. 1
| Home
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chap. 2
| Stanforder
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chaps. 3 & 4
| Dufour
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chap. 4
| Stanforder
|
Social Theory of International Relations, Chap. 5
| Stanforder
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Social Theory of International Relations, Chap. 6
| Evrigenis
|
WINTERS, Jeffrey
| "Power and the Control of Capital"
| Stanforder
|
WOLFERS, Arnold
| "Statesmanship and Moral Choice" (Chap. 4 of Discord and Collaboration)
| Copelovitch?
|
"Collective Defense vs. Collective Security" "Stresses and Strains in Going It with Others" (pp. 181-216 of Discord and Collaboration)
| Phelan
|