An article on what this man "can explain" was written by Robert Jervis. His recent work includes some "Reflections on Imre Lakatos" on "Assaying Theories" His second book discussed the "American and British Experience" and was entitled Foreign Policy and Democratic Politics. He co-authored with Robert Art a book on the use of force, and has won recognition for his article "Nuclear Mythos and Political Reality.," while a similar work co-authored with Scott Sagan is entitled The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: A Debate Renewed. A major work of his categorizes its subject into three "images," based on
An article on what this man "can explain" was written by Robert Jervis. His recent work includes some "Reflections on Imre Lakatos" on "Assaying Theories" His second book discussed the "American and British Experience" and was entitled Foreign Policy and Democratic Politics. He co-authored with Robert Art a book on the use of force, and has won recognition for his article "Nuclear Mythos and Political Reality.," while a similar work co-authored with Scott Sagan is entitled The Spread of Nuclear Weapons: A Debate Renewed. A major work of his categorizes its subject into three "images," based on the genesis of political action in individuals, states, or systems, while another work introduces the idea of "bandwagoning." FTP, name this author of Man, the State, and War and Theory of International Politics, an International Relations theorist known for founding neo-realism.
An article on what this man "can explain" was written by Robert Jervis.
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