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3 categories of interests |
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· Power/ security
· Economic/ material welfare
IdIdeological goals |
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What factors facilitate cooperation? |
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"when two or more actors adopt policies that make at least one better off relative to the status quo WITHOUT making the others worse"
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Four ways institutes facilitate cooperation |
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Setting standards of behavior
Verifying compliance
Reducing the costs of joint decision making
Resolving disputes |
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Two reasons why credibility is hard to achieve. |
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their targets appreciate the costs of carrying them out
conflicting interests at hart of the bargaining interaction |
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Other explanations for the DP |
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Chance
Democracies tend to be the most developed and wealthiest countries
Similarity of government structures
Counter-point: USSR vs China in the 1960s; monarchies
Similarity of interests |
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Success of alliance depends on... |
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Strong common interests
e.g. NATO all want the same thing
Ability of the alliance to alter members’ preferences so that in the event of war, fighting is preferred to abandonment
Adversaries must see the alliance as credible
Ability of the alliance to limit the risks of entrapment |
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Two essential requirements of the UN |
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1) none of the veto-wielding members can see a potential operation as threating to its interests
2) member states must care enough to devote the necessary resources |
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Three problems of conflict resolution |
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Incomplete information Difficulty of commitment to honor a deal Goods that are hard to divide |
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