Roosevelt and the Munich crisis : a study of political decision-making
Offers both a theory of how the domestic political context affects foreign policy decisions in general and a fresh interpretation of FDR's post-Munich policies based on the insights that the theory provides. This book develops a political approach to decision-making.
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313 s.
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PrefaceAbbreviations Used in the FootnotesCh. IRoosevelt, the Munich Crisis, and Political Decision-Making3Ch. IIThe Political Approach to Decision-Making19Ch. IIIThe "Watershed" between Two Wars: 1936-193849Ch. IVThe Munich Crisis91Ch. VAssessing the Munich Crisis137Ch. VIDealing with the Consequences of Munich173Ch. VIIImplications for History and Theory228App. ATraditional Approaches to Decision-Making245App. BAnalyzing the Calculus of Political Feasibility: The Nature of the Acceptability Constraint259App. CThe Traditional Political Strategies265Bibliography273Index301
Även med tryckår: 2000