Integrating Cognitive And Rational Theories of Foreign Policy Decision Making

Part I: Introduction Integrating Cognitive and Rational Theories of Foreign Policy Decision Making: A Poliheuristic Perspective--Alex Mintz Part II: Case Studies The Decision Not to Use Force in Dien Bien Phu: A Poliheuristic Perspective--Karl DeRouen, Jr. Degrees of Difficulty: The Effect of Israeli Policy Shifts on Syrian Peace Decisions--Allison Astorino-Courtois and Brittani Trusti "No Other Choice": Pakistan's Decision to Test the Bomb--Kanishkan Sathasivam Framing and the Poliheuristic Theory of Decision: The United Fruit Company and the 1954 U.S.-Led Coup in Guatemala--Michelle Taylor-Robinson & Steven B. Redd Part III: Experimental Analysis The Poliheuristic Theory of Decision Making--Steven B. Redd Part IV: Comparisons to Rational Choice and Cybernetic Decision Making The Rational-Cognitive Debate and Poliheuristic Theory--Vensa Danilovic The Poliheuristic Theory of Decision and The Cybernetic Theory of Decision: A Comparative Examination--Xinsheng Liu Part V: Directions for Future Research Theory Development and Integration in Foreign Policy Analysis: Directions for Future Research--Alex Mintz.