Over the last 25 years, there has been a noteworthy turn across major International
Relations (IR) theories to include domestic politics and decision-making factors …

Abstract The British choice in Iraq has been characterized as “Tony Blair's War,” with many
believing that the personality and leadership style of the prime minister played a crucial part …

My fascination with presidential personality began with an initial exposure to Alexander and
Juliette George's (1964) classic study of Woodrow Wilson and Colonel House. This text …

Yes, this is another book about leadership. I apologize. And to tell you the truth it has been
extremely hard to convince myself that the world really needed one, and that I had …

This essay reviews the intersection between institutional and psychological conditions that
occurs in multiparty coalition cabinets and the effects on foreign policy and decision making …

Much of the literature linking leadership style to foreign policy decision making has focused
on American presidents. This article explores with what success such literature can be …

The article outlines a framework for the analysis of religion and foreign policy. Despite the
increased attention to religion in international relations, questions remain. Particularly …

Despite the increase in the number of studies in international relations using concepts from
a role theory perspective, scholarship continues to assume that a state's own expectations of …

Abstract The North Atlantic Treaty Organization is the most robust and deeply
institutionalized alliance in the modern world, yet it has faced significant problems in running …

Do the beliefs of leaders make a significant difference in determining if democracies are
peaceful and explaining why democracies (almost) never fight one another? Our …