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A landmark work of international relations theory, Power and Interdependencefirst published in 1977 and posited a radically comprehensive explanation of the mechanics driving world affairs–“power politics” on one hand and “complex interdependence” on the other hand.
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This widely influential book reexamined the military and economic interests of state and non-state actors, and in an argument made before the end of the Cold War, the authors broadened the prevailing realist worldview of the time and anticipated many of the developments in our modern era of globalization. With a new preface by the authors and a foreword by Fareed Zakaria that looks at world affairs after the Cold War, the terrorist attacks of September 11, and the global financial crisis, Power and Interdependenceis required reading for all students of international relations.
目录
Table Of Contents:
PART I UNDERSTANDING INTERDEPENDENCE
Interdependence in world Politics 3(20)
The New Rhetoric of Interdependence 6(2)
Interdependence as an Analytic Concept 8(3)
Power and Interedependence 11(8)
International Regime Change 19(4)
Realism and Complex Interdependence 23(15)
The Characteristics of Complex Interdependence 24(5)
The Political Processes of Complex Interdependence 29(9)
Explaining International Regime Change 38(25)
An Economic Process Explanation 38(4)
Overall Power Structure Explanation 42(7)
Issue Structure 49(5)
An International Organization Model 54(4)
Combining Explanations 58(5)
PART II REGIME CHANGE IN OCEANS AND MONEY
The Politics of Oceans and Money: Historical Overview 63(36)
The International Monetary Issue Area 65(21)
The Oceans Issue Area 86(12)
Conclusion 98(1)
Complex Interdependence in Oceans and Money 99(30)
The Conditions of Complex Interdependence 99(13)
The Political Process in Money and Oceans 112(14)
Conclusion 126(3)
The Politics of Rule-Making in Oceans and Money 129(36)
Economic Processes and Regime Change 129(3)
Overall Structure and Regime Change 132(5)
Issue Structure and Regime Change 137(9)
International Organization and Regime Change 146(7)
Limits of Systemic Explanations: Domestic Politics and Leadership 153(5)
Conclusion 158(7)
PART III REGIMES AND TWO BILATERAL RELATIONSHIPS
United States Relations with Canada and Australia 165(56)
Canadian-American Relations and Complex Interdependence 167(5)
Australian-American Relations and Complex Interdependence 172(6)
Identifying Issues and Outcomes: Canada--United States 178(15)
Identifying Issues and Outcomes: Australia--United States 193(5)
Comparing the Politics of Agenda Formation 198(4)
Accounting for Differences in Outcomes 202(7)
Regime Change: Alternative Explanations 209(12)
PART IV THE UNITED STATES AND COMPLEX INTERDEPENDENCE
Coping with Interdependence 221(62)
Explanatory Models and Conditions of World Politics 222(2)
Power in Complex Interdependence 224(2)
Trends Toward Complex Interdependence 226(3)
Leadership in Complex Interdependence 229(3)
Multiple Leadership and Policy Coordination 232(2)
Building the Legitimacy of International Regimes 234(2)
International and Domestic Organization 236(6)
Conclusion 242(3)
PART V SECOND THOUGHTS ON THEORY AND POLICY
Afterword 245(23)
Principal Themes of Power and Interdependence 245(6)
The Research Program of Power and Interdependence: A Critique 251(9)
Limitations of Structural Theory: Systemic Political Processes 260(4)
Perceptions and Learning 264(3)
Conclusion 267(1)
Two Cheers for Multilateralism 268(5)
The Need for Regimes 270(3)
Unrealistic Visions 273(6)
Regime Maintenance 279(4)
Notes 283(24)
Index 307
PART I UNDERSTANDING INTERDEPENDENCE
Interdependence in world Politics 3(20)
The New Rhetoric of Interdependence 6(2)
Interdependence as an Analytic Concept 8(3)
Power and Interedependence 11(8)
International Regime Change 19(4)
Realism and Complex Interdependence 23(15)
The Characteristics of Complex Interdependence 24(5)
The Political Processes of Complex Interdependence 29(9)
Explaining International Regime Change 38(25)
An Economic Process Explanation 38(4)
Overall Power Structure Explanation 42(7)
Issue Structure 49(5)
An International Organization Model 54(4)
Combining Explanations 58(5)
PART II REGIME CHANGE IN OCEANS AND MONEY
The Politics of Oceans and Money: Historical Overview 63(36)
The International Monetary Issue Area 65(21)
The Oceans Issue Area 86(12)
Conclusion 98(1)
Complex Interdependence in Oceans and Money 99(30)
The Conditions of Complex Interdependence 99(13)
The Political Process in Money and Oceans 112(14)
Conclusion 126(3)
The Politics of Rule-Making in Oceans and Money 129(36)
Economic Processes and Regime Change 129(3)
Overall Structure and Regime Change 132(5)
Issue Structure and Regime Change 137(9)
International Organization and Regime Change 146(7)
Limits of Systemic Explanations: Domestic Politics and Leadership 153(5)
Conclusion 158(7)
PART III REGIMES AND TWO BILATERAL RELATIONSHIPS
United States Relations with Canada and Australia 165(56)
Canadian-American Relations and Complex Interdependence 167(5)
Australian-American Relations and Complex Interdependence 172(6)
Identifying Issues and Outcomes: Canada--United States 178(15)
Identifying Issues and Outcomes: Australia--United States 193(5)
Comparing the Politics of Agenda Formation 198(4)
Accounting for Differences in Outcomes 202(7)
Regime Change: Alternative Explanations 209(12)
PART IV THE UNITED STATES AND COMPLEX INTERDEPENDENCE
Coping with Interdependence 221(62)
Explanatory Models and Conditions of World Politics 222(2)
Power in Complex Interdependence 224(2)
Trends Toward Complex Interdependence 226(3)
Leadership in Complex Interdependence 229(3)
Multiple Leadership and Policy Coordination 232(2)
Building the Legitimacy of International Regimes 234(2)
International and Domestic Organization 236(6)
Conclusion 242(3)
PART V SECOND THOUGHTS ON THEORY AND POLICY
Afterword 245(23)
Principal Themes of Power and Interdependence 245(6)
The Research Program of Power and Interdependence: A Critique 251(9)
Limitations of Structural Theory: Systemic Political Processes 260(4)
Perceptions and Learning 264(3)
Conclusion 267(1)
Two Cheers for Multilateralism 268(5)
The Need for Regimes 270(3)
Unrealistic Visions 273(6)
Regime Maintenance 279(4)
Notes 283(24)
Index 307
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