Causes Of War – prof. Marco Cesa

International Relations · Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna · 1º anno · 1º semestre · International Affairs · 8 CFU · canale unico

Testi d'esame di Causes Of War del prof. Marco Cesa, canale unico, corso di laurea in International Relations (Laurea magistrale (LM-52)), Alma Mater Studiorum - Università di Bologna, 1º anno · 1º semestre · International Affairs · 8 CFU, a.a. 2026/2027. Libri adottati: Howard – The Causes of War; Waltz – The State and War; Levy – Theories and Causes of War; Jervis – War and Misperception; Khong – Vietnam, the Gulf, and US Choices; Janis – Houghton Mifflin; Johnson – The Adaptive Advantages of Cognitive Biases in…; Dyson – Personality and Foreign Policy; Jervis – Do Leaders Matter and How Would We…; Gross Stein – The Micro-Foundations of International Relations Theory; Lebow – Miscalculation in the South Atlantic; Smith – Groupthink and the Hostage Rescue Mission; Yetiv – Groupthink and the Gulf Crisis; Mercer – Prospect Theory and Political Science; Yarhi-Milo – Who Fights for Reputation; Levy – Loss Aversion, Framing Effects, and International Conflict; Zelikov – Essence of Decision; de Mesquita – The Contribution of Expected Utility Theory to…; Bennett – Models of Crisis Decision Making and the…; Sagan – The Limits of Safety; Bernstein – Understanding Decision-making, U.S; Valenta – The Bureaucratic Politics Paradigm and the Soviet…; Taylor – War by Time-Table; Levy – Organizational Routines and the Causes of War; Rhodes – Do Bureaucratic Politics Matter? Some Disconfirming Findings…; Holland – The US Decision to Launch operation Desert…; Legro – Accidents Waiting to Happen; Feaver – The Right to Be Right; Zegart – Spying Blind; Owen – How Liberalism Produces Democratic Peace; Rosato – The Flawed Logic of Democratic Peace Theory; Weeks – Strongmen and Straw Men; Fendius Elman – Paths to Peace; Thompson – Malign Autocracies and Major Power Warfare; Drezner – The Realist Tradition in American Public Opinion; Oneal – International Organizations; Levy – Preventive War and Democratic Politics; Auerswald – Inward Bound; Weeks – Public Opinion and the Democratic Peace; Slater – Institutions of the Offensive; Snyder – Incomplete Democratization and the Outbreak of Military…; Snyder – Myths of Empire; Walt – The Israel Lobby and US Foreign Policy; Lieberman – The ‘Israel Lobby’ and American Politics; Brooks – Economic Actors’ Lobbying Influence on the Prospects…; Freeman – The Lobbying Battle before the War; Voltolini – Lobbying in EU Foreign Policy-Making; Rufanges – The Arms Industry Lobby in Europe; Ahamad – The Road to Irak; Vakili – Diversionary Action by Authoritarian Regimes; Fravel – The Limits of Diversion; Hendrickson – Clinton’s Military Strikes in 1998; Anderson – Domestic Support and Diversionary External Conflict in…; Oakes – Diversionary War and Argentina's Invasion of the…; Levy – The Diversionary Theory of War; Waterman – The Myth of the Diversionary Use of…; Foster – Presidential Leadership Style and the Political Use…; Oakes – Diversionary War; Mommsen – Theories of Imperialism; Angell – The Great Illusion, any edition; Gat – The Democratic Peace Theory Reframed; Lenin – The Highest Stage of Capitalism, any edition,…; Schumpeter – Imperialism and Capitalism; Morse – The Politics of Interdependence; Cooper – Economic Interdependence and Foreign Policy in the…; Waltz – The Myth of Interdependence, in C; Robbins – The Economic Causes of War; Schneider – Globalization and Armed Conflict; Copeland – Economic Interdependence and War; Snyder – Prisoner's Dilemma; Schelling – Arms and Influence; Fearon – Rationalist Explanations for War; Snidal – Rational Deterrence Theory and Comparative Case Studies; Lake – Two Cheers for Bargaining Theory; Blainey – The Causes of War; Vasquez – The Steps to War; Stein – Deterrence and Compellence in the Gulf, 1990-91; Sartori – The Might of the Pen; Kirshner – Rationalist Explanations for War?; Expanding and Refining the Spiral and Deterrence Models,; Wagner – Bargaining and War; Reiter – Exploring the Bargaining Model of War; Van Evera – Offense, Defense, and the Causes of War; Jervis – Cooperation under the Security Dilemma; Waltz – The Spread of Nuclear Weapons; Russell – Persian Gulf Proving Grounds; Mearsheimer – Conventional Deterrence; Levy – The Offensive/Defensive Balance of Military Technology; Lieber – Grasping the Technological Peace; Shimshoni – Technology, Military Advantage, and World War I; Pakur – India’s and Pakistan’s Unstable Peace; Herz – Idealist Internationalism and the Security Dilemma; Glaser – The Security Dilemma Revisited; Mearsheimer – The Tragedy of Great Power Politics; Wagner – War and the State; Labs – Beyond Victory; Dehio – The Precarious Balance; Gulick – Europe's Classical Balance of Power; Glaser – When Are Arms Races Dangerous? Rational versus…; Reiter – Exploding the Powder Keg Myth; Nexon – The Balance of Power in the Balance; Singer – Multipolar Power Systems and International Stability; Waltz – The Stability of a Bipolar World; Gaddis – The Long Peace; Wohlforth – The Stability of a Unipolar World; Schweller – Tripolarity and the Second World War; Aron – Peace and War; Wohlforth – Unipolarity, Status Competition, and Great Power War; Monteiro – Unrest Assured; Volgy – Major Powers and the Quest for Status…; Mayhall – Status Inconsistency and International War; Copeland – The Origins of Major War; Deng – Better Than Power; Gilpin – The Theory of Hegemonic War; Kugler – The War Ledger; Kim – Power Transitions and Great Power War from…; Beeson – Hegemonic Transition in East Asia? The Dynamics…; Doran – Systems in Crisis; Modelski – The Long Cycle in Global Politics and…; Levy – Theories of General War; Chan – Exploring Puzzles in Power-Transition Theory; Valentino – Lost in Transition; Khong – Primacy or World Order? The United States…; Onea – Between Dominance and Decline; Fukuyama – The End of History?; Huntington – The Clash of Civilizations?; Mandelbaum – Is Major War Obsolete?; Ikenberry – The Origins; Mearsheimer – Bound to Fail; Gleick – Water and Conflict; Kaysen – Is War Obsolete? A Review Essay; Luttwak – Where Are the Great Powers? At Home…; Luttwak – Toward Post-Heroic Warfare; Homer-Dixon – And Violence; Special Issue – Climate Change and Conflict; Special Issue – The Demography of Conflict and Violence; Toft – Grounds for War; Levy – Power Transition Theory of the Rise of…; Mearsheimer – Can China Rise Peacefully?; Wohlforth – The Rise and Fall of the Great…; Lind – Back to Bipolarity; Cooper – Yes, the World is Multipolar; Bekkevold – No, the World is not Multipolar; Spektor – Rise of the Nonaligned; Kim – Correspondence; Beckley – The Peril of Peaking Powers; Hang – The Rise of China; Glaser – Will China’s Rise Lead to War? Why…; Nye – How Not to Deal with a Rising…; Dobbins – War with China; Schindler – The New Cold War and the Rise…; George – A Fateful Error; Mearsheimer – The Causes and Consequences of the Ukraine…; Posen – Putin's Preventive War; Ekman – Russia’s War Against Ukraine; Ferraro – Why Russia Invaded Ukraine and How Wars…; Mearsheimer – Why the Ukraine Crisis Is the West's…; Dunford – Causes of the Crisis in Ukraine; Redchenko – The Talks That Could Have Ended the…; Specter – Realism after Ukraine; Lenton – Do Autocrats Need a Foreign Enemy? Evidence…; Edinger – Offensive Ideas; And [; Mahon – Forum; Bulck – Putin’s ‘War of Choice’; Lebow – International Relations Theory and the Ukrainian War; Polianskii – Russian Foreign Policy Research and War in…; Rösch – Realism, the War in the Ukraine, and…; Dawson – Mearsheimer, Realism, and the Ukraine War; Lippert – How conventional arms control failures caused the…; Nadkarni – Forum; Costa – Back to the Roots? The War in…; O’Brien – The Russia-Ukraine War.

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