Add to ORKGAlliances, or formal associations between two political bodies to further their common interests, are one of the most recurrent phenomena in the field of international politics. Most definitions of alliance focus on four basic elements: its formal nature (based on a treaty signed by states), its cooperative dimension (states agree to join forces to pursue some common goal), its external orientation (alliances are usually against states outside their own membership), and its military character (the content of cooperation is related to security). Overall, this conception is a correct one, albeit of a limited nature
Alliance formation is a multilateral process. The vast majority of alliance relations are created vi...
Alliances in graphs were defined to model real-life applications, where an agreement exists between ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Political Science, 2002.Includes bi...
An alliance is a unified effort involving two or more organizations to achieve common goals with res...
The Correlates of War Formal Alliance data set seeks to identify each formal alliance between at lea...
Interorganizational cooperation is a process where partners value interdependance and resource assoc...
In collective decision making, political alliances naturally arise and are critical to the negotiati...
Strategic alliances have come to form a structural element within present day economic systems. In s...
Alliances have long formed a central concern of International Relations. These partnerships are a ke...
The common literature about strategic alliances offers a very fragmented picture. This thesis gives ...
International Strategic Alliance is the combination of two or more firm future objective, which achi...
Alliances play a central role in international relations theory. However, aside from applications of...
Since the end of the Cold War, the central puzzle of alliance theory is no longer why or how do alli...
Abstract: Existing work cannot explain why countries form or maintain alliances absent security thre...
Coalitions are partnerships among distinct actors that coordinate action in pursuit of shared goals....
Alliance formation is a multilateral process. The vast majority of alliance relations are created vi...
Alliances in graphs were defined to model real-life applications, where an agreement exists between ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Political Science, 2002.Includes bi...
An alliance is a unified effort involving two or more organizations to achieve common goals with res...
The Correlates of War Formal Alliance data set seeks to identify each formal alliance between at lea...
Interorganizational cooperation is a process where partners value interdependance and resource assoc...
In collective decision making, political alliances naturally arise and are critical to the negotiati...
Strategic alliances have come to form a structural element within present day economic systems. In s...
Alliances have long formed a central concern of International Relations. These partnerships are a ke...
The common literature about strategic alliances offers a very fragmented picture. This thesis gives ...
International Strategic Alliance is the combination of two or more firm future objective, which achi...
Alliances play a central role in international relations theory. However, aside from applications of...
Since the end of the Cold War, the central puzzle of alliance theory is no longer why or how do alli...
Abstract: Existing work cannot explain why countries form or maintain alliances absent security thre...
Coalitions are partnerships among distinct actors that coordinate action in pursuit of shared goals....
Alliance formation is a multilateral process. The vast majority of alliance relations are created vi...
Alliances in graphs were defined to model real-life applications, where an agreement exists between ...
Thesis (Ph. D.)--Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Dept. of Political Science, 2002.Includes bi...