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Developing a Systems Architecture Model to Study the Science, Technology and Innovation in International Studies (Francisco Del Canto Viterale, 2019)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to interactions between Science, Technological and Innovative Subsystems and processes within individual subsystems.
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Causes of War: Power and the Roots of Conflict – Windows Model (Stephen Van Evera, 1999)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Causes of War: Power and the Roots of Conflict – Stability Model (Stephen Van Evera, 1999)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Causes of War: Power and the Roots of Conflict – Offense-Defense Model (Stephen Van Evera, 1999)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Schema Theory: An Information Processing Model of Perception and Conception (Robert Axelrod, 1973)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actions and thought processes.
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Foreign Policy Behavior: The Interstate Behavior Analysis Model (Jonathan Wilkenfeld, Gerald W. Hopple, Paul J. Rossa and Stephen J. Andriole, 1980)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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The Security Dilemma: A Conceptual Analysis (Shiping Tang, 2009)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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The Nexus of Civil and International Conflict (Michael Stohl, 1980)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Why War? Evidence on the Outbreak of International Conflict (Dina A. Zinnes, 1980)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Sexual Violence (Marysia Zalewski, 2018)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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The Path of the Boomerang: Human Rights Campaigns, Third-Party Pressure, and Human Rights (Michelle Giacobbe Allendoerfer, Amanda Murdie and Ryan M. Welch, 2020)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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The Tragedy of Great Power Politics (John J. Mearsheimer, 2001)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Systemic Pressures and Domestic Ideas: A Neoclassical Realist Model of Grand Strategy Formation (Kitchen, 2010)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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The Failure of Failure: On Constructivism, the Limits of Critique, and the Socio-Political Economy of Economics (Oliver Kessler, 2016)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Rationality in International Relations (Miles Kahler, 1998)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Democracy and Use of Forces (Kwang-Jin Kim, 2014)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Modeling Foreign Policy and Ethnic Conflict: Turkey’s Policies Towards Syria (Carolyn C. James and Özgür Özdamar, 2009)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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The War Trap (Bruce Bueno de Mesquita, 1981)
The micro and macro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to actors and interactions among them.
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Rhetoric, Legitimation, and Grand Strategy (Goddard and Krebs, 2015)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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Winners or Losers? Democracies in International Crisis, 1918-94 (Gelpi and Griesdorf, 2001)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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The Integrated Capabilities Framework in the Canadian Context
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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Network Analysis for International Relations (Emilie M. Hafner-Burton, MilesKahler and Alexander H. Montgomery, 2009)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Systems Dynamics Modeling in International Relations (Ali Fisunoglu, 2019)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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The Security Curve and the Structure of International Politics (Davide Fiammenghi, 2001)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Initial Crisis Reaction and Poliheurisitic Theory (DeRouen and Sprecher, 2004)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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Cooperation and Conflict Along International Rivers: Crafting a Model of Institutional Effectiveness (Berardo and Gerlak, 2012)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to government and society.
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Formal Models and Conflict Intervention: Success as a Research Program andPolicy Relevance (Davis Carment and Dane Rowlands, 2007)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.
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Mapping Visual Global Politics (Ronland Bleiker, 2018)
The macro and micro levels of this system correspond, respectively, to the discipline as a whole and individual scholars within it.