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Epistemic communities, IO as autonomous, preferences and culture in cooperation. Actors meanings. New institutionalism.
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Adler, Emergence Cooperation
Barnett & Finnmore, Rules for the World Legro, Culture and Preferences Ruggie, Constructing the World Polity Ruggie, Multilateralism |
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Adler, Emergence Cooperation
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Role of epistemic communities in arms control during Cold War. Domestic factors, coordination.
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Barnett & Finnmore, Rules for the World
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IO – structure of rules, principle, norms, DM thru which state acts (common view). But IOs adapt, resist reform, mission creep, new rules. IO as autonomous. Dysfunction. IO as bureaucracy. Power thru impersonal rules which use to regulate, constitute and construct world. Create categories. NR – only on material coercion and information.
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Legro, Culture and Preferences
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Cooperation has focused on maximizing exogenously given preferences and ignores culture. Legro – domestic level cultural explanation of preferneces – bureaucracies constitute pref that need not correspond to intl circumstances. Waltz – state action is calculated based on its situation in anarchy – relative advantage in intl distribution of capabilities. BOP. Legro – also not just identities which can remain constant for a long time. Combination of culture and structure.
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Ruggie, Constructing the World Polity
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NR – IDs are mostly given, fixed. Const map out ideational factors that shape behavior. Not hypothetico-deductive mode. Tap into meaning actors ascribe; can’t do with a priori, universal.
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Ruggie, Multilateralism
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New institutionalism – coordinating relations in accordance to certain principles. Economic, regimes, organizations. Successful – diffuse reciprocity (current sacrifice yields long term return).
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