Crisis diplomacy : the Great Powers since the mid-nineteenth century /
by Richardson, James L.
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BookSeries: Cambridge studies in international relations: 35Publisher: Cambridge : Cambridge University Press, 1994Description: x, 426 p. ; 25 cm.ISBN: 0521459877 (pb); 0521453925 (hc).Subject(s): Great powers | World politics -- 19th century | World politics -- 20th century | Diplomacy -- Case studies | Europe -- Foreign relations | Superpowers | International disputes | Diplomacy | Case studies | History | Overseas itemOnline resources: Table of contents | Publisher description | Item type | Current location | Collection | Call number | Copy number | Status | Date due | Barcode |
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 412-418.
Machine derived contents note: Part I: 1. Introduction: aims and approaches -- 2. Theories of crisis behaviour -- 3. 'Crisis management' versus 'crisis diplomacy' -- Part II: 4. The Eastern crisis, 1839-1841 -- 5. The Crimean war crisis, 1853-1854 -- 6. The Russo-Japanese crisis, 1903-1904 -- 7. The Sudeten crisis, 1938 -- 8. The Franco-Prussian and Agadir crises -- 9. Pearl Harbor and the Berlin crises -- Part III: 10. Crises and the international system: arenas, alignments and norms -- 11. The choice of goals: values, interests and objectives -- 12. Selective perception and misperception -- 13. Crisis bargaining -- 14. Internal politics -- 15. The outcome and risk of war -- Part IV: 16. Conclusions: theory and policy.
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