Robert Jervis
17 books
About the Author
Robert Jervis was a distinguished scholar of international relations and political science, renowned for his incisive analyses of intelligence, perception, and decision-making in global affairs. A professor emeritus at Columbia University, Jervis's work bridged psychology and strategy, offering profound insights into why leaders and organizations often misjudge threats and opportunities. His seminal contributions continue to influence policymakers, historians, and academics, emphasizing the role of cognitive biases in shaping foreign policy outcomes. Drawing from historical case studies, Jervis illuminated the complexities of power dynamics and the pitfalls of incomplete information, leaving a lasting legacy in the study of security and conflict.
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