This mixed-methods dissertation investigates the countries of the Coalition of the Willing in Iraq (2003-2009) to identify the determinants of defection and of fluctuation in troop numbers. It makes theoretical contributions to the literature on alliance and coalition defection and speaks broadly to the question of international cooperation in the field of security. The major conclusion in this study is that the long-term reliability of military commitments of countries, particularly ones made within ad hoc coalitions, is fragile because it depends considerably on the domestic political process
When do countries abandon coalition partners during war? Prominent arguments about alliance dissolut...
This thesis examines the impact of state weakness on Iraqi foreign policy since the US invasion. Dra...
The United States and Iraq had a very close relationship in the 1980’s when Iraq was in a long and d...
This dissertation examines the causes and conditions motivating states to discontinue supporting an ...
Despite widespread public opposition to the Iraq War, numerous democracies joined the US-led multina...
Despite widespread public opposition to the Iraq War, numerous democracies joined the US-led multina...
Why do some democracies break their security commitments whereas others do not? This study proposes ...
This article discusses the longstanding and recent intentions of the United States to include Iraq i...
This dissertation examines an increasingly common phenomenon in the post-Cold War context, the milit...
The Bush Doctrine, which was installed after the 9-11 attacks on the United States under the guise o...
The Iraqi armed forces were disintegrated during the operation of invading Iraq by the United States...
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has generally lacked the security incidents common throughout the...
Several studies have claimed that changes in the political leadership of a country affect foreign po...
[This is a post-publication review symposium.] Military coalitions are everywhere in internationa...
A central debate in the Comparative Foreign Policy literature concerns the role of government compos...
When do countries abandon coalition partners during war? Prominent arguments about alliance dissolut...
This thesis examines the impact of state weakness on Iraqi foreign policy since the US invasion. Dra...
The United States and Iraq had a very close relationship in the 1980’s when Iraq was in a long and d...
This dissertation examines the causes and conditions motivating states to discontinue supporting an ...
Despite widespread public opposition to the Iraq War, numerous democracies joined the US-led multina...
Despite widespread public opposition to the Iraq War, numerous democracies joined the US-led multina...
Why do some democracies break their security commitments whereas others do not? This study proposes ...
This article discusses the longstanding and recent intentions of the United States to include Iraq i...
This dissertation examines an increasingly common phenomenon in the post-Cold War context, the milit...
The Bush Doctrine, which was installed after the 9-11 attacks on the United States under the guise o...
The Iraqi armed forces were disintegrated during the operation of invading Iraq by the United States...
The Kurdistan Region of Iraq (KRI) has generally lacked the security incidents common throughout the...
Several studies have claimed that changes in the political leadership of a country affect foreign po...
[This is a post-publication review symposium.] Military coalitions are everywhere in internationa...
A central debate in the Comparative Foreign Policy literature concerns the role of government compos...
When do countries abandon coalition partners during war? Prominent arguments about alliance dissolut...
This thesis examines the impact of state weakness on Iraqi foreign policy since the US invasion. Dra...
The United States and Iraq had a very close relationship in the 1980’s when Iraq was in a long and d...