The honor motive in international relations

The honor motive in international relations

Government === This report aims to broaden the horizon of research questions in international relations by encouraging a greater appreciation for the complexity of individual and collective motivations. More specifically, the report focuses on why the honor motive is ignored in the discipline and wh...

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Main Author: Ofek, Hillel
Format: Others
Language:en_US
Published: 2013
Subjects:
Honor
International relations
International relations theory
Political theory
Thomas Hobbes
Thucydides
Realism
Rational choice
Online Access:http://hdl.handle.net/2152/22704
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International relations
International relations theory
Political theory
Thomas Hobbes
Thucydides
Realism
Rational choice
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International relations
International relations theory
Political theory
Thomas Hobbes
Thucydides
Realism
Rational choice
Ofek, Hillel
The honor motive in international relations
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