Cycles of violence the evolution of the Israeli decision regime governing the use of limited military force

By:

Kuperman, Ranan D

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TextSeries: Innovations in the study of world politicsPublication details: Lanham Lexington Books 2005Description: xvii,231p. ill. ; 24 cmISBN:

9780739109595

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956.94054 22 KU-C

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UA853.I8 K87 2005

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Foreign policy decision making and decision regimes -- A survey of alternative decision regimes governing the use of military force -- A general model of decision regime dynamics -- Research methods -- A qualitative descriptive analysis of the decision regime governing Israeli military operations -- A quantitative history of the rules governing Israeli military operations -- A comparative analysis of the decision-making process.

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Includes bibliographical references (p. 207-226) and index.

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