Chapter 3 Flashcards

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interstate war

A

war where participants are different states

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2
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civil war

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war where participants are from same state

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3
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security dilemma

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problem where states make efforts to defend themselves; cause other states to feel less secure -> arms race & war

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4
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crisis bargaining

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bargaining interaction where one actor threatens to use force in event its demands are not met

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5
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coercive diplomacy

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use of threats to advance specific demands in bargaining interactions

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6
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bargaining range

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set of deals where both parties prefer deals instead of reversion outcome (status quo)
if reversion outcome -> war, bargaining range = set of deals preferred over war

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7
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bargaining range

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set of deals where both parties prefer deals instead of reversion outcome (status quo)
if reversion outcome -> war, bargaining range = set of deals preferred over war

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8
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compellence

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efforts to CHANGE status quo thru threat of force

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9
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deterrence

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efforts to PRESERVE status quo thru threat of force

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10
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incomplete information

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actors in stategic interaction lack information about interests/capabilities of other actors

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11
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resolve

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actor’s willingness to endure the costs to aquire particular good

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12
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crediblity

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believability of threat being carried out

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13
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brinksmanship

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strategy where adversaries take actions to increase risk of accidental war, with hope that other actor will lose its nerve and make concessions (push it to the limit, game of chicken)

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14
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audience costs

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political costs of backing down in agreeement or not following thru

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15
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preventitive war

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war fought w/ intention of preventing an adversary from becoming stronger in future

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16
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first strike advantage

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advantage a state gets from attacking first

17
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preemptive war

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war fought w/ anticipation that an attack by adversary is impending

18
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indivisible good

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good that cannot be bargained/divided without destroying value (ie Jersusalem)