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12 Cards in this Set
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Brute Force; |
The ability to take anything you want by shear force - More direct than Hurting or threatening |
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Coercion; |
Goal is to change the enemies incentives and or goals. - Still by threatening or force - Room for bargaining |
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Successful Coercion; |
Credibility; Cost effectiveness |
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What are the two types of coercion; |
Military and Economic. |
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Compellence; |
Alter the status quo by changing the behavior through threat or use of force. - 1 stop what the enemy is doing2 alter the enemy’s ongoing policies3 reverse what the enemy has done to the previous statusquo |
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Detterence; |
Try and persuade the enemy not to take actions through threat or force. |
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Who should be protected from deterrence; |
Extended Deterrence; Used to protect another or joining state from third party control. Direct Deterrence; Used to protect itself |
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Threat; |
Responsive tactic where the opponents non cooperation is punished; Compellent and detterent threats |
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Promise; |
Where an opponents cooperation is rewarded. |
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Sun Tzu; |
Carries his men deep before looking behind him, essentially knocking down the ladder behind him |
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Empirical patterns of democracy; |
They rarely go to war with each other. |
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Dyadic vs, Monadic; |
Dyadic; Democracies rarely fight each other. Monadic; Democracies are involved in wars less frequently than non democracies. |