In Piecing Together the Peaces, Alexander K. Antony and William R. Thompson provide a novel explanation for how peace took hold in the international system and why state behavior drastically changed. According to the standard line of reasoning, states need only democratize, liberalize their trade, modernize their economic culture, or choose to forego territorial pursuits to reach peace with another state. A bold challenge to the conventional wisdom that dominates interstate peace research, Antony and Thompson make the case that industrialization provides the starting point from which we can…mehr
In Piecing Together the Peaces, Alexander K. Antony and William R. Thompson provide a novel explanation for how peace took hold in the international system and why state behavior drastically changed. According to the standard line of reasoning, states need only democratize, liberalize their trade, modernize their economic culture, or choose to forego territorial pursuits to reach peace with another state. A bold challenge to the conventional wisdom that dominates interstate peace research, Antony and Thompson make the case that industrialization provides the starting point from which we can begin to unpack the transformation in conflict propensities among certain states.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Alexander K. Antony is Director of Data Science and Analytics at GE Aerospace. He is also an Adjunct Professor of Business Analytics at University of Cincinnati and is a Captain in the U.S. Army Reserve. He has a PhD in Political Science from Indiana University. William R. Thompson is Distinguished Professor and Donald A. Rogers Professor of Political Science Emeritus at Indiana University Bloomington. He is also Editor-in-Chief of the Oxford Research Encyclopedia of Politics and Affiliated Professor at the University of Washington. In between two non-consecutive terms as Editor-in-Chief of International Studies Quarterly , he served as President of the International Studies Association.
Inhaltsangabe
* Chapter 1: Introduction: Peace and Transition * Chapter 2: Warring Peaces * Chapter 3: The Main Contenders: Democratic, Interdependence, Capitalist, and Territorial Peaces * Chapter 4: Out of the Agrarian Era and into the Industrialization Era * Chapter 5: Measurement Issues * Chapter 6: A Dyadic Perspective * Chapter 7: Zones of Peace and Neighborhood Diffusion * Chapter 8: More Measurement Issues for Diffusion, Zones of Peace, and Network Effects * Chapter 9: Co-Evolution and Spatial Diffusion * Chapter 10: Zones of Peace * Chapter 11: Network Effects * Chapter 12: The Transition from the Agricultural Era to the Industrialization Era
* Chapter 1: Introduction: Peace and Transition * Chapter 2: Warring Peaces * Chapter 3: The Main Contenders: Democratic, Interdependence, Capitalist, and Territorial Peaces * Chapter 4: Out of the Agrarian Era and into the Industrialization Era * Chapter 5: Measurement Issues * Chapter 6: A Dyadic Perspective * Chapter 7: Zones of Peace and Neighborhood Diffusion * Chapter 8: More Measurement Issues for Diffusion, Zones of Peace, and Network Effects * Chapter 9: Co-Evolution and Spatial Diffusion * Chapter 10: Zones of Peace * Chapter 11: Network Effects * Chapter 12: The Transition from the Agricultural Era to the Industrialization Era
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