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1 Foreign Policy Analysis and Rational Choice Models Bruce Bueno de Mesquita New York University/Stanford University [email address] [word count] Introduction The study of Foreign Policy as a Rational Choice process is undergoing a sea change in its focus and in its impact on Policy choices. At least since the end of World War II, Foreign Policy thinking has been dominated by a realist (or neorealist) perspective in which states are taken as the relevant unit of Analysis . There has been a shift away from that orientation within the Rational Choice community concerned with Foreign Policy . This has resulted both in the development of game theory Models , of direct use in helping to inform Foreign Policy choices, and in the uncovering of new insights that are reshaping thinking about crucial Foreign Policy questions. Here I review the relevant literature in terms of its analytic contributions and its place in helping to shape Policy decisions. Before doing so, however, I digress briefly to explain the fundamentals behind Rational Choice Models .
1 Foreign Policy Analysis and Rational Choice Models Bruce Bueno de Mesquita New York University/Stanford University [email address] [word count]
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