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Innovative Approaches to Foreign Policy Role Contestation

Comparative Politics
Foreign Policy
Identity
P154
Cameron Thies
Arizona State University
Leslie Wehner
University of Bath

Building: Boyd Orr, Floor: 2, Room: LT 2

Thursday 16:00 - 17:40 BST (04/09/2014)

Abstract

This panel is comprised of papers associated with the well-known concept of role contestation. However, each paper brings something theoretical or methodologically new to the study of foreign policy role contestation. Theoretically, it incorporates comparisons to socialization as well as traditional domestic-level explanations of foreign policy choices. Methodologically, some of the papers use game theory and multi-level statistical modeling. This combination of novel theoretical and methodological approaches will help push forward research on foreign policy role contestation.

Title Details
Agents in Normative Structures: A Comparative Study of Role Contestation and Socialisation View Paper Details
Domestic Role Contestation and Role Selection in Israel View Paper Details
Emerging Powers, Role Contestation and Conflict Behaviour: Is There a Renewed Russia Threat? View Paper Details
Digraph and Game Theory Models of Role Contestation View Paper Details