How States Think
Do countries always act in their own best interest, or are foreign policy decisions often driven by flawed thinking? This rigorous study challenges the assumption that states are inherently irrational actors, proposing that sound strategy stems from clear theories and careful consideration. Examining pivotal moments in history and the choices of leaders like Putin and Bush, the authors build a compelling case for the prevalence of rational decision-making in international affairs, offering crucial insights for understanding and shaping global politics.
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