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Autorenporträt
Stephen G. Walker is Emeritus Professor of Political Science at Arizona State University. He served as a co-editor of International Studies Quarterly (1985) and as a vice-president of the International Society of Political Psychology (1997-1999) and the International Studies Association (2003-2004). He received the Distinguished Scholar Award from the Foreign Policy Section of the International Studies Association in 2003.
Inhaltsangabe
Part I: Role Theory: The Puzzle of Britain's Appeasement Decisions in the 1930s. 1. The Appeasement Puzzle in World Politics 2. Modeling the Appeasement Strategy. 3. Role Theory and the Uncertainty Problem in International Relations Theory. Part II: Role Demands: Substantive Rationality and Structural Adaptation. 4. Britain's Roles in the Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1931-1933. 5. Britain's Roles in the Italo-Abyssinian and Rhineland Conflicts, 1934-1936. 6. Britain's Roles in the Search for Peace, 1937-1938. 7. Britain's Roles on the Road to War, 1939-1941. Part III: Role Conceptions: Bounded Rationality and Experiential Learning. 8. Psychological Mechanisms and British Decision-Making Processes. 9. Turning Points for Peace: The Anschluss and the Sudeten Conflict in 1938. 10. Turning Points for War: The Prague Coup and the Polish Conflict, 1939. Part IV: Role Enactments: Communicative Rationality and Altercasting. 11. Binary Role Theory and Britain's Appeasement Decisions. 12. Crossing Simon's Bridge: Is Binary Role Theory a Theory of Everything
Part I: Role Theory: The Puzzle of Britain's Appeasement Decisions in the 1930s. 1. The Appeasement Puzzle in World Politics 2. Modeling the Appeasement Strategy. 3. Role Theory and the Uncertainty Problem in International Relations Theory. Part II: Role Demands: Substantive Rationality and Structural Adaptation. 4. Britain's Roles in the Sino-Japanese Conflict, 1931-1933. 5. Britain's Roles in the Italo-Abyssinian and Rhineland Conflicts, 1934-1936. 6. Britain's Roles in the Search for Peace, 1937-1938. 7. Britain's Roles on the Road to War, 1939-1941. Part III: Role Conceptions: Bounded Rationality and Experiential Learning. 8. Psychological Mechanisms and British Decision-Making Processes. 9. Turning Points for Peace: The Anschluss and the Sudeten Conflict in 1938. 10. Turning Points for War: The Prague Coup and the Polish Conflict, 1939. Part IV: Role Enactments: Communicative Rationality and Altercasting. 11. Binary Role Theory and Britain's Appeasement Decisions. 12. Crossing Simon's Bridge: Is Binary Role Theory a Theory of Everything
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