Global Politics: How to Use and Apply Theories of ...

Segbers/ Dyllick-Brenzinger/Hoffmann/Mauersberger

Global Politics: How to Use and Apply Theories of International Relations

56/2006

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Segbers/ Dyllick-Brenzinger/Hoffmann/Mauersberger

Global Politics: How to Use and Apply Theories of International Relations

Heft 56/2006

? 2006 by Klaus Segbers, Peter Dyllick-Brenzinger,

Katharina Hoffmann, Christof Mauersberger Osteuropa-Institut der Freien Universit?t Berlin Arbeitsbereich Politik und Gesellschaft Herausgeber: Klaus Segbers

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ISSN 1434-419X

KLAUS SEGBERS: INTRODUCTION.................................................................................................................................... 3

KLAUS SEGBERS: THE GAME OF THORIES..................................................................................................................... 5

POSITIVISM ? CONSTRUCTIVISM/ META THEORIES ................................................................ 5 REALISM/ NEO-REALISM .............................................................................................................. 13 INSTITUTIONALISM ........................................................................................................................ 15 THIRD (FIFTH) IMAGE APPROACHES ......................................................................................... 18 THE LIBERAL/ PLURALISTIC AND DOMESTIC STRUCTURE APPROACHES ....................... 21 COGNITIVE APPROACHES ........................................................................................................... 24

PETER DYLLICK-BRENZINGER AND CHRISTOF MAUERSBERGER: ISRAELI-PALESTINIAN CONFLICT ................................................................................................. 27

AN INTRODUCTION TO THE ISRAELI-PALASTINIAN CONFLICT, FOLLOWING WALTZ' LEVELS OF ANALYSIS. ........................................................................................................... 27

INSTITUTIONALISM IN THE MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT............................................................. 31 FROM DOVE TO HAWK ? CHANGES EXPLAINED ..................................................................... 33 BARAK AND ARAFAT PLAYING (TWO-LEVEL-)GAMES ............................................................ 36 COGNITIVE APPROACHES IN THE MIDDLE EAST CONFLICT ................................................ 39

KATHARINA HOFFMANN: IRAQ CONFLICT ................................................................................................................................. 43

CONFLICT SETTING: IRAQ ? AN INTRODUCTION .................................................................... 43 DO IDEAS MATTER?....................................................................................................................... 47 DECISION OVER A "SECOND RESOLUTION" - A PRISONER'S DILEMMA? .......................... 50

CHRISTINE SCHUSTER: THE CONFLICT IN THE DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO ................................................ 55

"THE CONFLICT OF THE GREAT LAKES" ................................................................................... 55 IS ANYBODY STILL A STATE IN CONGO? .................................................................................. 60 APPLICATION OF PUTNAM'S "TWO-LEVEL-GAME" THEORY TO THE CONFLICT IN DRC. 63

ONDEJ SPACEK: THE CRISIS IN COLUMBIA ............................................................................................................... 68

COLUMBIA ? AN INTRODUCTION ................................................................................................ 68 CONSTRUCTIVISM ? THE ALL EXPLAINING WONDER THEORY? ......................................... 71 GLOBALIZATION ............................................................................................................................. 73

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