Perception and Misperception in International Politics (Center for International Affairs, Harvard University)
Robert Jervis explores the importance of perception and misperception in international politics. This scholarly study considers how interpretations and misunderstandings affect judgments about states, events, and relationships, making it a relevant resource for students and readers of political science, diplomacy, and international relations.
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Perception and Misperception in International Politics examines how states and political actors interpret one another in the international arena.
Robert Jervis focuses on the role of interpretation and misunderstanding in shaping judgments about international events and relationships.
This scholarly work is suited to readers studying political science, international relations, diplomacy, and the ways perceptions influence global affairs.
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