Perception and Misperception in International Politics: New Edition (Center for International Affairs, Harvard University)
In this influential study, Robert Jervis examines how perceptions and misperceptions shape international politics. Focusing on the ways leaders interpret events, intentions, and foreign behavior, the book offers a thoughtful framework for understanding how judgment and misunderstanding can influence decisions between states.
About This Book
Robert Jervis explores the role of perception and misperception in international politics.
The book considers how leaders and governments interpret events, intentions, and the behavior of other states.
It examines how misunderstandings can influence judgment and affect international outcomes.
This new edition presents a significant work for readers studying political science, diplomacy, and global affairs.
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