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This book explores the idea of grand strategy and offers a full-blown critique—both theoretical and empirical—of the gaps and inconsistencies that weaken modern realist theory. Grand strategy, the authors maintain, is determined as much by domestic politics as by international pressures.

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Provocative. Collectively, the material in this book serves as a persuasive reminder that state behavior, strategic or otherwise, cannot be satisfactorily explained solely on the basis of 'structural realism.'

(Perspectives on Political Science) A sustained and convincing attack on the 'realist' mode of thought which argues that grand strategy is mainly determined by the foreign relations of states.

(International Affairs) Editors Rosecrance and Stein present a focused and disciplined set of empirical critiques of structural realism. The book is a useful entry in the literature of theoretical debate, and it is less soporific than the usual exegeses of competing paradigms.

(The American Political Science Review) Each essay is well-written, and most are relatively persuasive on a stand-alone basis. In generating their various puzzles, these essays seemingly provide further evidence against the explanatory and predictive power of structural realism. They call into question both that theory's operating assumptions and its analysis of state behavior. And while many of the critiques fault neorealism for claims it never makes, some essays raise serious questions that must be confronted by realist scholars if they wish to continue defending the theory's utility.

(International Organization) The book deserves to be praised for its brave attempt to challenge Realism in a typical Realist arena and for the thoroughness of its case studies.

(Political Studies) A superb collection of essays that together present an exceptional picture of the importance of the domestic factor in the grand strategic decision-making process. Making skillful use of both theory and historical precedent, the collective authors of this volume show that any nation's development of a grand strategy, without full consideration of its own and others' domestic influences, is a blunder of potentially enormous proportions.

(Military Review) The principle value of [ this] book is to place realism as an explanation of grand strategy into proper perspective. It will be of interest primarily to graduate students, analysts, and professors who are interested in the debate over realist theory and its applicability to grand strategy.

(Mershon International Studies Review)

Contributors ix Acknowledgments xi Part One: Theory Beyond Realism: The Study of Grand Strategy 3(19) Richard Rosecrance Arthur A. Stein Politics and Grand Strategy 22(26) Michael W. Doyle The Impact of Ideas on Grand Strategy 48(17) John Mueller Part Two: Practice The Anglo-German Naval Race and Comparative Constitutional ``Fitness 65(31) David DLugo Ronald Rogowski Domestic Constraints, Extended Deterrence, and the Incoherence of Grand Strategy: The United States, 1938--1950 96(28) Arthur A. Stein British Grand Strategy and the Origins of World War II 124(30) Richard Rosecrance Zara Steiner Internal and External Constraints on Grand Strategy: The Soviet Case 154(25) Matthew Evangelista The New Nationalism: Realist Interpretations and Beyond 179(22) Jack Snyder The State and Japanese Grand Strategy 201(24) Chalmers Johnson Index 225
Richard Rosecrance is Professor Emeritus of Political Science at the University of California, Los Angeles. Arthur A. Stein is Professor of Political Science at the University of California, Los Angeles.
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