Building on the success of the first edition, this revised volume re-invigorates the
conversation between foreign policy analysis and international relations. It opens up the …

Introduction to Political Psychology explores the many psychological patterns that influence
individual political behavior. The authors introduce readers to a broad range of theories …

What mechanisms link external events to policy change in a policy subsystem? This paper
responds to this question by offering a nuanced re‐conceptualization of external events and …

No artigo é apresentada uma visão panorâmica da subdisciplina Análise de Política Externa
(APE), na tentativa de refletir a diversidade que caracteriza a prática e a pesquisa nesse …

There are several mechanisms through which ideas are supposed to influence preferences
and outcomes, but one of the most important is that ideas are embedded into institutions …

Since the end of the Cold War, and informed in part by the experience of the conflicts in the
Balkans throughout the 1990s, EU member states have created European security …

Current research in foreign policy analysis (FPA) is vibrant and multidimensional; it bridges
gaps with adjacent disciplines, the policymaking community, and the larger field of …

When is the public more likely to defer to elites on foreign policy? Existing research suggests
the public takes its cues from co-partisans, but what happens when co-partisans disagree …

Assessments of" bureaucratic politics" have generally proceeded within the confines of
positivist assumptions about science and the production of knowledge. Using positivist …

Highlights•The paper underscores the importance of intra-governmental factors in the
allocation of climate finance.•Lower income countries are more likely to be selected when …