Bruce Mesquita - Principles of International Politics

reasons to promote, 306–310 (figure)

sovereignty and, 316–319

strategic perspective on, 313–316

U.S. leadership in promoting, 198

Hundred Years’ War, 299–300, 479

Hungary, 191, 283, 490

Hunter, Duncan, 347

Hussein, Saddam, 209, 210, 223–225, 229

Hypotheses, 27, 37, 39, 176–177

democratization, 465–473, 467 (table), 469 (figure)

neorealism, 24

pacific dove, 225–228, 421

probabilistic, 55

resurrection, 217–219, 223–225

Iceland, 307

Idealism, 197

Ideal points, 102–105, 118, 315

Ideological preferences. See Preferences

Immigration, 371, 496

Imperialism. See Colonialism and imperialism

Import duties, 345

See also Trade

Imports, 326

Impossibility theorem (Arrow), 10–11

Inca Empire, 482

Incentive compatible, 77

Inclusiveness of organizations, 242, 261–264

Incomplete information, 422

Independence of irrelevant alternatives (IIA), 18–22

Independent variables, 26, 39–40, 43, 53, 55

India

core freedoms in, 305

environmental issues, 280–281, 283, 284, 286, 287–288

globalization and, 376 (box)

historical developments, 498

regional politics, 61, 73, 191, 244, 448

terrorism and, 418

trade policy, 325, 328–329, 343–344

world economy and, 503

Indifference curve, 116, 116 (note), 122, 342

Indivisible goods, risk of war and, 169, 170–172

Indochina, 493

Indonesia, 286, 501, 502

Industrial revolution, 489

Inelastic demand, 342

Inessential actors/states, 183, 192–193

Inflation, 364

Innocent III (pope), 300

Instability. See Stability/instability

Institutional arrangements. See Domestic institutions

Intellectual property protection, 246

Interdependence theory, 25

Interdiction, 481

Interested parties, 100, 103, 105, 124, 162

Interest rates, 364, 391 (note 4)

Interindustry factor mobility, 373–376

lack of, 377–379

Internal consistency, 42–43, 45

Internal inconsistency, 42–43

International cooperation. See International organizations and law

International Court of Justice, 318

International interaction game, 226

International law

definition and components, 296–298

naval blockades, 20, 21, 500

See also International organizations and law

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

International organizations, 4

International organizations and law

collective action problem, 247–250

collective action problem, solutions to, 250–261

constructivist view on, 263

decision-making rules, 264–265, 428, 464–465, 497, 502 xx

effectiveness in promoting cooperation, 243–247

examples and implications, 197–199

neorealism view on, 23–24

purpose of rules and institutions, 241–243

size and inclusiveness dynamics, 261–265

See also North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO); Sanctions; United Nations (UN)

International politics

definitions and perspectives, 22–30

foundation principles, 93–94

International regimes

definition and components, 298–300

See also International organizations and law

International relations, 2, 101

Interregnum, 493–495

Inter-Services Intelligence (ISI), 400

Intervention, nation building purpose.

See Democratization

Iran

democratic development and, 454, 472

foreign aid and, 412

human rights and, 27

nuclear program in, 37–38, 325

per capita income, 307

U.S. relations, 325, 501

Iran-Iraq war, 210

Iraq

Abu Ghraib prison, 300

currency conversion, 368

democratic development and, 455–456

foreign aid and, 412

invasion of Kuwait, 229, 502

nuclear research, 37

regional politics and, 243–244, 465

responses to citizen protests, 403

sectarian violence in, 224 (box)

trade sanctions, 325

Iraq War (2003), 219

inability of UN to prevent, 224

limitations of realist view on, 223–225

partisan politics and, 79

perceived nuclear weapons threat, 224

selectorate view on, 229

Ireland, 249–250, 283, 365, 487

Irish Republican Army (IRA), 438

Islam and Muslims

historical developments, 481, 501, 502

Iran, and fundamentalism, 501

Iraq, sectarian violence, 224 (box)

Islamic Jihad, 69, 424, 428

Isolationism, 493

Israel

creation as state, 498

Palestinian conflict, 68–71, 170–172, 424, 427–429, 440–441, 500

perceptions, and terrorism, 427–428

regional politics and, 244

status within United Nations, 428

U.S. relations, 53

Italy

environmental issues, 283

EU decision-making rules, 124

European integration, 262

historical developments, 481, 485

national capability of, 194 (table)

recession and, 365

World War I, 178 (figure), 179

Ivan III (tsar of Russia), 480

Ivan the Terrible (tsar of Russia), 480

Jammu, 244

Japan

colonialism and, 492 (map)

democratization evaluated, 469–472

environmental issues, 283–284, 312

historical developments, 490

national capability, 194 (table)

North Korean nuclear policy, 105, 106 (figure), 114–115, 117–118, 119, 121, 122, 123

regional politics and, 100

role in international system, 179

trade politics and, 362–363

World War II and aftermath, 62, 471–472, 495–496

Jefferson, Thomas, 488

Jews, 496

Job outsourcing, 32–33, 323, 327, 376 (box)

See also Trade

John Paul II (pope), 501

Johnson, Lyndon B., 210, 219

Joseph I (emperor of Austria), 486

Kadima Party, 69

Kant, Immanuel, 444, 448–449

Kashmir, 61, 73, 244

Kazakhstan, 29

Kennedy, John F., 19–20, 211–212, 218, 219, 500

Kennedy, Robert, 20, 213

Kenya, 68, 402, 413, 504

Kepler, Johannes, 47

Key states, 175

Khomeini, Ruhollah, 472, 501

Khrushchev, Nikita, 19, 211–212, 213, 218, 500

Kim Il-Sung, 99, 100

Kim Jong-Il, 92, 100, 114, 118, 135

Kim Jong-Un. See North Korean nuclear program

Kings. See Monarchy

Kissinger, Henry, 29–30, 113, 216, 500

Kleptocratic governments, 65, 92, 93, 473, 498

Korea. See North Korea; South Korea

Korean War, 100, 190, 191, 462, 498

Kosovo, 208, 481, 502

Kurds, 166

Kuwait, 68, 229, 465

Kyoto Protocols, 282–286

Kyrgyzstan, 469

Labor, as factor of production, 368–380

Labor immobility, 377–379

Labor mobility, 371–372, 373–377

Labor unions

globalization concerns, 323, 344–345, 374, 375

trade-union mentality, 58, 59, 493

Lalonde, Brice, 286

“Land for peace” negotiations, 173–174, 440–441

Laniel, Joseph, 210

Lantos, Tom, 394

Laos, 195

Latin America, 261, 324, 348, 371, 473, 487, 500

Latvia, 502

Law merchant, 260, 299

Law of diminishing returns, 335

Law of large numbers, 92

Leader interests, 5–6, 208, 298, 312

League of Augsburg, 192

League of Nations, 190, 240–241, 493

Lebanon, 458

Lee Kuan Yew, 92

Lee Myung-bak, 106–107

Legalism, 298

Legitimation of regime, 26, 27–28, 311

Lend-Lease, 495

Lenin, Vladimir Ilyich, 58, 493, 494

Leverage, 134, 140, 163, 172, 226, 227, 325, 420, 434

The Leviathan (Hobbes), 485

Liberal democracy. See Democratic government

Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), 105, 471

Liberal theories, 22