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Causal Claims & Falsifiability |
x --> y Theory that can be proven wrong, holds evidence against claims |
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Polarity & Polarization |
Power to members of State uni- 1 bi- 2 multi- 2 or more Group clusters around power |
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Cold War |
1945 - 1991 |
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Truman, Carter, and Reagan Doctorines |
Supporting allied nations Military force used to prevent powers from gaining Persian Gulf Anti communist groups to overthrow soviet supported governments |
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Group think and Political Efficacy |
Silent ones opinion and agree with majoirty in order to keep the peace in a group Policy helps make someone believe in their ability to control events politically |
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Schemetic Reasoning |
New information is interpreted by comparing generic concepts kept inside of memory about stereotyping, events, and characters |
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Mirror Image Phenomenon |
Mistrustful people that believe they have good intentions while others are always malicious |
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Models of Foreign Policy Decision Making |
Dynamic > Input > Global condition > Actors Internal Characterization > Policy Making Processes > Outputs > Decisions and Outcomes > Feedback Global Foreign Policy > State Influences > Individual Influences > Foreign Policy Decisions |
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War in Iraq |
Reasoning: Saddam possessed weapons of mass destruction, close ties with al-queda, change political atmosphere in Middle East by illiminating Saddam Global Influence: Al-queda State: Prevent acts of 9/11 from happening again Individual: Risks of not taking action were greater than taking action |
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Levels of Analysis |
Individual: Information/Experience leading to single person making decision for the larger unit State: War and peace fall within state level analysis Systemic: Global scale (United Nations) |
