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why does realism prevail
extensive evidence
self-fulfilling prophecy
-long histry of articulate exponents
Alliance?
-formal agreement
-terms of duration
-burden sharing
-perceptions of threat
Realist criticism of alliacne
-can increase capabilits of agressive states
-inspire counter-allaince
-influence smaller powers
-free riders
-constrain behavior
-interoperability (how to different military forces work together?)
external balancer
holds decisive swing of power, goes toward defensive end (GB)
size principle
alliances stay pretty much the same size
rules for effectice balance of power
-ID potenial threats and opportunities
-seek allieas when you can't match something individually
-remainflexible in making alliances
-oppose any state that seeks hegemony
-be moderate in victory
preemption
a quick first strike attack that seeks to defeat an adversary before it can attack or organize a retalitory response
prospect theory
people overreact to crisis; leaders don't want to take action againt anticipated gains, but will act on expected losses
Arm agreement possibilities
-arms control
-disarmament
-limit testing
-bilteral or multilateral agreements
APL
anti-personel landmines
unipolar balance
US hegemon (after WWII, now)
bipolar
cold war
multipolar
-usueal
-bargaining possible
-shifting correlation of forces
-lesser conflicts multiply
extended deterrence
the protection received by a weak ally when heavily militarized great power pledges to extend its capabilties to it in a defense treaty
NATO
-bandwagoning
-PfP (limitd partnership with former warsaw past members)
-shifting coalitions within alliance
-rivalry with EU (common foreign an security policy)
PfP
partnership for peace (partnership with old warsaw pact)
EAPC
euro-atlantic partnership council (confronts common political military financial and security issues