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Hegemonic Decline and International Leadership

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Hegemonic Decline and International Leadership
Author(s)Hausken, Kjell; Plumper, Thomas
AbstractThe trend toward greater international cooperation following hegemony has led to the emergence of joint leadership in the area of production of international public goods. Since the 1970s, the United States has looked to collaborators because it could no longer produce international goods unilaterally. This has led to more cooperation but also more conflict. A game-theory model is presented to show how power can be used to engage others in joint leadership.
IssueNo3
Pages273-296
ArticleAccess to Article
SourcePolitics & Society
VolumeNo24
PubDate 1996
ISBN_ISSN0032-3292

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