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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"Power Transition Theory"”.

  1. The Relationship Between State Dissatisfaction and the Level of Conflict In State Dyads: the Revised Power Transition Theory

    … or to reduce the probability of the occurrence? Power Transition Theory (PTT) argues that power parity and state dissatisfaction are the two necessary conditions for a state to initiate a war. However, it can only explain wars among major power states. This study aims to expand the explanatory …

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  2. Generalizing power transitions as a cause of war

    … I ask three questions about the nature of power transition theory. First, I ask whether power transition theory can be generalized beyond identification of great powers or regional hierarchies. Lemke and Werner introduce the concept of a multiple hierarchical order, in which mutually …

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  3. Territorial and Maritime Disputes in South China Sea: The United States' Strategic Plan of Response

    <p>Power Transition Theory has been one of the most robust theories looking into the structural aspect of war and cooperation in world politics. A common concern arising out of such a policy is when war is predicted. The likelihood of the war keeps increasing as an ascendant power crosses over a …

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  4. China-U.S Relations: Techno‑Nationalism, Strategic Entrapment, and Taiwan.

    … It argues that traditional explanations such as power transition theory alone cannot fully explain the deterioration of the relationship. Instead, the study introduces the concept of techno-nationalism, where technological leadership becomes tied to national identity, economic security, and …

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  5. What Causes Power Transition Conflicts?: Evidence from Interactions between International and Domestic Politics

    … between ascending challengers and dominant powers, competing for leadership in the international community, have profoundly altered the international structure. Political scientists’ efforts to propose generalizable theories about the causes of major conflicts often overlook domestic …

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  6. Commitment and conflict

    … relations there is no actor with a monopoly of power to enforce contracts between states. States then face a commitment problem when bargaining to prevent war. This dissertation explores three models where this commitment problem can lead to war. The first chapter presents a model that allows …

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  7. From Analog to Digital: The Geopolitical and Socioeconomic Calculus of Central Bank Digital Currencies

    … and Frost 2020). But does the story end here? Power Transition predicts that a rising challenger dissatisfied with the status quo will seek to adjust the international order (Tammen 2000). Dedollarization of international trade, development of alternate payment infrastructures not subject to …

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