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What causes war? : an introduction to theories of international conflict / Greg Cashman.

By: Cashman, Greg Material type: Text

TextPublisher: Lanham, Maryland : Rowman & Littlefield, [2014]Edition: Second EditionDescription: xii, 605 pages : illustrations ; 26 cmContent type: text Media type: unmediated Carrier type: volumeISBN: 9780742566507 (cloth : alk. paper); 9780742566514 (pbk. : alk. paper)Subject(s): War -- CausesDDC classification: 327.15, CAS LOC classification: U21.2 | .C37 2014

Contents:

Chapter 1: Empirical Theory and the Causes of War (Page-1),Chapter 2: The Individual Level of Analysis, Part I: Human Aggression (Page-12),Chapter 3: The Individual Level of Analysis, Part II: Psychological Explanations for War (Page-49), Chapter 4: The Substate Level of Analysis: Group Decision Making (Page-115), Chapter 5: The State Level of Analysis, Part I: Political, Economic, and Demographic Factors (Page-169),Chapter 6: The State Level of Analysis, Part II: Internal Conflicts, Nationalism, and War Weariness (Page-199),Chapter 7: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part I: The Nature of Dyads—Really Bad Dyads and Pretty Good Dyads (Page-237),Chapter 8: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part II: International Interactions (Page-279),Chapter 9: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part III: Game Theory, Bargaining, and Deterrence Theory (Page-319),Chapter 10: The International System Level of Analysis, Part I: Realism, Anarchy, and the Balance of Power (Page-371),Chapter 11: The International System Level of Analysis, Part II: Power Dynamics, Cyclical Theories, and Historical-Structural Theories of War (Page-407),Chapter 12: Constructivism: A Digression (Page-461),Chapter 13: Conclusion (Page-477).

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Chapter 1: Empirical Theory and the Causes of War (Page-1),Chapter 2: The Individual Level of Analysis, Part I: Human Aggression (Page-12),Chapter 3: The Individual Level of Analysis, Part II: Psychological Explanations for War (Page-49),
Chapter 4: The Substate Level of Analysis: Group Decision Making (Page-115),
Chapter 5: The State Level of Analysis, Part I: Political, Economic, and Demographic Factors (Page-169),Chapter 6: The State Level of Analysis, Part II: Internal Conflicts, Nationalism, and War Weariness (Page-199),Chapter 7: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part I: The Nature of Dyads—Really Bad Dyads and Pretty Good Dyads (Page-237),Chapter 8: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part II: International Interactions (Page-279),Chapter 9: The Dyadic Level of Analysis, Part III: Game Theory, Bargaining, and Deterrence Theory (Page-319),Chapter 10: The International System Level of Analysis, Part I: Realism, Anarchy, and the Balance of Power (Page-371),Chapter 11: The International System Level of Analysis, Part II: Power Dynamics, Cyclical Theories, and Historical-Structural Theories of War (Page-407),Chapter 12: Constructivism: A Digression (Page-461),Chapter 13: Conclusion (Page-477).

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