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Correspondence: Isms And Schisms: Culturalism Versus Realism In Security Studies, John S. Duffield
Correspondence: Isms And Schisms: Culturalism Versus Realism In Security Studies, John S. Duffield
Political Science Faculty Publications
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Political Culture And State Behavior: Why Germany Confounds Neorealism, John S. Duffield
Political Culture And State Behavior: Why Germany Confounds Neorealism, John S. Duffield
Political Science Faculty Publications
During the past decade, a growing number of scholars have turned to cultural approaches to account for the foreign and security policies of states. Surprisingly, however, these scholars have devoted little attention to the concept that boasts the most venerable tradition in the field of political science, that of political culture, as a possible source of state behavior. This neglect is unjustified. Like other cultural variables, political culture promises to explain phenomena that are enigmatic from the perspective of leading noncultural theories, such as neorealism. Yet it applies to a broader range of cases than do the many alternative cultural …