Approaches, Levels, and Methods of Analysis in International Politics

1. Introduction: The Future Study of International Relations, Two-Level Games, and Internal-External Linkages
Harvey Starr

Part 1. Crossing Boundaries: Levels of Analysis

2. When Are Governments Able to Reach Negotiated Settlement Agreements? An Analysis of Dispute Resolution in Territorial Disputes, 1919–1995
Todd L. Allee, Paul K. Huth

3. A Meso-Scopic View of International Political Economy: World Cities
David Sylvan

Part 2. Crossing Boundaries: Domestic-External Dynamics, Democracy, and Peace

4. Democracy and Peace: Which Comes First?
Zeev Maoz

5. Confirming the Liberal Peace with Analyses of Directed Dyads, 1885–2001
John R. Oneal

6. Democracy and the Renewal of Civil War
Roy Licklider

7. Democratic Peace and Integration: Synergies Across Levels of Analysis
Harvey Starr

Part 3. Crossing Boundaries: Domestic-External Dynamics and Foreign Policy

8. Tough Talk, Public Predispositions, and Military Action: Reassessing the Rally—’Round-the-Flag-Phenomenon
Shoon Kathleen Murray

9. Blank Check or Marching Orders? Public Opinion and the Presidential Use of Force
David Brulé, Alex Mintz

10. Triangulating Civil Peace
Annalisa Zinn

11. Constraints and Determinants: Structure, Purpose, and Process in the Analysis of Foreign Policy
Arthur A. Stein

Part 4. Crossing Boundaries: From Analysis to Policy

12. Divided We Stand: Political Partisanship and Military Force
Miroslav Nincic

13. Unrealizable Expectations: Collective Security, the UN Charter, and Iraq
Ian Hurd

Part 5. Crossing Boundaries: From Ethics to Policy

14. Principles Under Pressure: Just War Doctrine and American Antiterror Strategy After 9/11
David Kinsella

15. Strategic Logic and the Ethics of Killing: From Dresden to the Gulf War
J. Bryan Hehir

Keywords: Political Science and International Relations, International Relations