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5. Neoclassical Realism and Its Critics

Author

Fiammenghi, Davide, Rosato, Sebastian, Parent, Joseph M., Taliaferro, Jeffrey W., Lobell, Steven E., Ripsman, Norrin M., and Narizny, Kevin

Published
2018

9. Neoclassical Realist Theory of International Politics

Author

Ripsman, Norrin M., Taliaferro, Jeffrey W., Lobell, Steven E., and Yesilyurt, NutI

Subjects
World politics -- Analysis, Realism (Cultural movement) -- Analysis, International relations, Political science
Abstract

Neoklasik realizm, ortaya ciktigi 1990'lardan gunumuze gerek realist uluslararasi iliskiler gelenegi icerisinde gerekse uluslararasi iliskiler disiplini capinda pek cok hararetli ve bereketli tartismaya kaynaklik etti. Baslarda, yalnizca yapisal realist (ya [...]

Published
2017

18. Reviews of Books

Author

Drake, H. A., primary, Contreni, John J., additional, Reed, Clyde G., additional, Black, Jeremy, additional, Howard, Deborah, additional, Ryrie, Alec, additional, Cayton, Andrew, additional, Brower, Daniel, additional, Frost, Alan, additional, Roberts, David Andrew, additional, Hattendorf, John B., additional, Ripsman, Norrin M., additional, Irschick, Eugene F., additional, Quanch, Max, additional, Russell-Wood, A. J. R., additional, Stuart, Reginald C., additional, Mitchell, Nancy, additional, Ginio, Ruth, additional, Bächtiger, Andre, additional, Bridge, F. R., additional, Cassels, Allan, additional, Ninkovich, Frank, additional, Höbelt, Lothar, additional, Peleggi, Maurizio, additional, Reid, Donald, additional, Crozier, Andrew J., additional, Adelson, Roger, additional, Copp, Terry, additional, Neilson, Keith, additional, Goldey, D. B., additional, Unterberger, Betty Miller, additional, McFadden, David W., additional, Egerton, George, additional, Thompson, Neville, additional, Charmley, John, additional, Salmon, Trevor C., additional, Seidman, Michael, additional, Beckett, Ian F. W., additional, Morton, Desmond, additional, Bischof, Günter, additional, Stokes, Lawrence D., additional, Ellwood, D. W., additional, Hopkins, Michael F., additional, Lucas, Scott, additional, Schenk, Catherine R., additional, Kovrig, Bennett, additional, Silberstein, Laurence J., additional, Dumper, Michael, additional, Mart, Michelle, additional, Darwin, John, additional, St J. Barclay, Glen, additional, Gerry, Christopher J., additional, Wilkins, Mira, additional, Hall, Linda B., additional, Ashton, Nigel J., additional, Andrew, Caroline, additional, Elgström, Ole, additional, Jones, Geoffrey, additional, Moggridge, D. E., additional, Lee, Richard E., additional, Ostrower, Gary B., additional, and Doran, Charles F., additional

Published
2007
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22. Democratic institutions and the governance of foreign security policy: Peacemaking after two world wars

Author

Ripsman, Norrin M and Ripsman, Norrin M

Abstract

This dissertation argues that the impact of domestic opinion on a democratic state's foreign security policy choices depends on its domestic decision making environment, composed of political institutions, decision making procedures and legislative procedural norms. Therefore, contrary to the expectations of traditional realists and neoliberals alike, democratic foreign policy executives vary considerably in the degree of autonomy from domestic opinion they command. Consequently, it determines which institutional, procedural, and normative factors determine the autonomy of a democratic state's foreign policy apparatus and model their operation. Finally, it argues that weak democratic states can escape some of their structural constraints by engaging in independence-enhancing strategies that mislead domestic groups about the policies they pursue. To test these theoretical hypotheses, this dissertation examines the policy making processes of Great Britain, France, and the United States in the construction of settlement policies toward Germany after both World Wars. In particular, it investigates each executive's capacity to pursue a conciliatory peace when domestic opinion favoured sternness and its ability to use its domestic opposition to its advantage in international negotiations. This research confirms that the democracies with the more restrictive domestic decision making environments (the Third and Fourth French Republics and the United States and Great Britain in 1919) were highly constrained by domestic pressure for a punitive settlement. Their leaders could escape their domestic constraints to some extent, though, if they were willing to deceive domestic opposition forces about the policies they pursued. They were also somewhat successful when they attempted to exploit domestic opposition at the bargaining table. Democracies which were insulated from public pressures by institutional and procedural means (the United States and Great Britain after the World W

Published
1997

23. Correspondence.

Author

Ripsman, Norrin M.

Abstract

A letter to the editor is presented in response to the article regarding European integration in the post-Cold War era.

Published
2012

24. Correspondence.

Author

Ripsman, Norrin M. and Levy, Jack S.

Subjects
*WORLD War II diplomacy, *LETTERS to the editor
Abstract

A response by Norrin Ripsman and Jack Levy to two letters to the editor about their article "Wishful Thinking or Buying Time? The Logic of British Appeasement in the 1930s" from the Fall 2008 issue is presented.

Published
2009

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