Constructing allied cooperation : diplomacy, payments, and power in multilateral military coalitions / Marina E. Henke.

By:

Henke, Marina E, 1982-

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unmediated

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9781501739699
1501739697

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Additional physical formats: Online version:: Constructing allied cooperation.LOC classification:

U260 .H44 2019

Contents:

The puzzle of organizing collective action -- Constructing multilateral military coalitions -- A quantitative test : what factors influence multilateral military coalition contributions? -- Chaining communists : the Korean War (1950-1953) -- Saving Darfur : UNAMID (2007-) -- Fighting for independence in East Timor : INTERFET -- Resisting rebels in Chad and the Central African Republic : EUFOR Chad-CAR (2008-2009) -- Power, diplomacy and diplomatic networks.

Summary: "Military coalitions do not emerge naturally due to alliance commitments or convergent security preferences; rather they are deliberately constructed by pivotal states, which instrumentalize pre-existing diplomatic ties to negotiate third parties into the coalition"-- Provided by publisher.

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Includes bibliographical references and index.

"Military coalitions do not emerge naturally due to alliance commitments or convergent security preferences; rather they are deliberately constructed by pivotal states, which instrumentalize pre-existing diplomatic ties to negotiate third parties into the coalition"-- Provided by publisher.

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