This book, first published in 2001, argues that political competition between government and opposition parties influences threats in international crises.
This book, first published in 2001, argues that political competition between government and opposition parties influences threats in international crises.
1. Introduction Part I. Theory: 2. Information and signalling in international crises 3. Democratic politics in international crises 4. Domestic competition and signalling in international crises Part II. Empirical Analysis: 5. Selective threats, effective threats: the initiation and escalation of international crises 6. Credibility confirmed: the implications of domestic support 7. Credibility undermined: the implications of domestic dissent 8. Conclusions and implications Appendices Reference Index.
1. Introduction Part I. Theory: 2. Information and signalling in international crises 3. Democratic politics in international crises 4. Domestic competition and signalling in international crises Part II. Empirical Analysis: 5. Selective threats, effective threats: the initiation and escalation of international crises 6. Credibility confirmed: the implications of domestic support 7. Credibility undermined: the implications of domestic dissent 8. Conclusions and implications Appendices Reference Index.
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