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Showing 1 to 4 of 4 for “"Audience Costs"”.

  1. Bargaining in public : resolve and publicity in international crises

    … crisis. This project reconciles the conventional audience costs theory and its critics. It specifies the linkage between a leader's choice of publicity and signaling resolve. It also suggests that political accountability may produce perverse outcomes costly to the public. Finally, I discuss the …

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  2. Foreign policy issue ownership, interstate conflict, and U.S. vote intention

    … when evaluating parties on salient issues. The audience costs literature shows that interstate conflict can significantly affect voter behavior. Due to these topics being studied in isolation from one another, it is unclear how foreign policy issue ownership interacts with interstate conflict to …

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  3. On death ground : why weak states resist great powers explaining coercion failure in asymmetric interstate conflict

    … diplomatic measures to reduce the target's audience costs. Finally, externalities such as international norms against invading a sovereign state without first seeking resolution through the United Nations have increased the costs to a Great Power for employing a brute force war strategy. In …

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  4. Democratic Paradox: The Role Of Regime Type In Civil War Intervention Initiation And Success

    … differences matter and that domestic political audiences in democracies can more effectively drive foreign policy decisions than populations in non-democratic states. When democratic populations are exposed to media images of particularly violent conflict they have the opportunity to assess the …

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