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| ID | 133695 |
| Autor | Botchway, Benjamin Odartei |
| Titel | The impact of image and perception on foreign policy: |
| Untertitel | an inquiry into American Soviet Policy during Presidents Carter and Reagan Administrations 1977-1988. |
| Jahr | 1989 |
| Seiten | XIII, 397 S. |
| Verlag | München: tuduv |
| Hochschule | Universität Augsburg Augsburg, 1989 |
| Land | Deutschland |
| Publikationsform | Hochschulschrift als Monographie |
| Reihe | Tuduv-Studien:Reihe Politikwissenschaften.37. |
| Schlagwort (Person) | Carter, J.; Reagan, R.; Brežnev, L.I.; Brezhnev, L.I.; Suslov, M.A.; Romanov, G.V; Gorbačev, M.S.; Gorbachov, M.S. |
| Schlagwort (Geo) | USA |
| Sachnotation | AUSSENPOLITIK Beziehungen zu einzelnen Staaten USA |
| Soundex | I0618; I0640; P1781; F3746; P1580; I0647; A0674; S8200; P1580; D2764; P1782; C4727; R7460; A0266 |
| Inhalt | Inhalt:Preface. S. 1./ 1. Introduction. S. 5./ 2.0. Theoretical framework: 2.1.0. A conceptual scheme:related theories of belief system, image and perception. S. 7./ 2.1.1. A preferred theoretical model. S. 18./ 2.1.1.1. The balance theory of Fritz Heider - a deductive approach. S. 20./ 2.1.1.2. Perception sterotype correlates and strategies. S. 22./ 2.1.1.2.1. The enemy image. S. 25./ 2.1.1.2.2. The barbarian image. S. 26./ 2.1.1.3. The ultimate logic of the preferred theory. S. 27./ 2.2. An analytical interaction model. S. 32./ 2.3. Hypotheses. S. 34./ 2.4. Data sources and methodological issues. S. 35./ 2.4.1. The content analysis. S. 36./ 2.4.2. The general inquirer:a computer content analytical method. S. 38./ 2.4.2.1. Standard dictionaries. S. 40./ 2.5. Event Data Set and US policy behaviour. S. 45./ 3.0. The purpose of content analysis and Lasswell Value Dictionary (LVD) in the policy research study: 3.1. The meanings of culture and culture dynamics. S. 53./ 3.2. Relevance of the Lasswell Value Dictionary (LVD). S. 55./ 3.2.1. The Lasswell Value Dictionary defined. S. 57./ 3.2.1.1. Deference values. S. 60./ 3.2.1.2. Welfare values. S. 63./ 3.2.1.3. Remaining categories. S. 64./ 3.2.2. Lasswell Value Dictionary specification deck. S. 67./ 3.2.3. A modified Lasswell Value Dictionary. S. 68./ 3.3.0. Research strategy: 3.3.1. The purpose of factor analysis. S. 69./ 4.0. The role of images in US foreign policy:a background: 4.1. Patterns of US image and foreign policy goals. S. 72./ 4.1.1. The liberal image. S. 73./ 4.1.2. The realist image. S. 74./ 4.1.3. The right-wing revisionist image. S. 76./ 4.1.4. The left-wing revisionist image. S. 78./ 5.0. Soviet images of the US. S. 81./ 5.1. Sources of soviet images. S. 82./ 5.2. Relating soviet "Weltanschauung", world-view to US images. S. 84./ 5.2.1. Brezhnev's image of the US. S. 86./ 5.2.2. Suslov's image of the US. S. 88./ 5.2.3. Romanov's image of the US. S. 89./ 5.2.4. Gorbachov's image of the US. S. 90./ 5.2.5. Gorbachov's image:a nationalist image. S. 93./ 6.0. Presidential personality:influences on foreign policy. S. 95./ 6.1. James Barber's personality typology of presidents. S. 97./ 6.2. The problem of accessibility to president's personality. S. 102./ 7.0. The foreign policy goals of president Carter and Reagan: Carter's critique of the Nixon-Kissinger Legacy. S. 103./ 7.1.2. Carter's presidential election:a background. S. 106./ 7.1.3. Carter's foreign policy goals. S. 111./ 7.2.0. Reagan's election in 1980 - a neo-conservative victory. S. 115./ 7.2.1. The Reagan Administration's policy goals. S. 116./ 7.2.2. The Not-So-Grand Strategy of the Reagan Adminmistration. S. 119./ 8.0. An operational code construct: Presidents Carter and Reagan philosophical and instrumental beliefs. S. 122./ 8.1.0. The philosophical beliefs of Presidents Carter and Reagan: 8.1.1. The nature of politics. S. 123./ 8.1.2. Image of the Soviet Union - the opponent. S. 130./ 8.1.3. View of relations with Allies and others. S. 133./ 8.1.4. Optimism, pessimism. S. 134./ 8.1.5. Mastery of control:moving and shaping history. S. 136./ 8.1.6. Predictability or control of historical development. S. 138./ 8.1.7. The role of chance. S. 139./ 8.2.0. The instrumental beliefs of Presidents Carter and Reagan: 8.2.1. Selecting goals for political action. S. 140./ 8.2.2. Pursuit of goals. S. 143./ 8.2.3. Timing. S. 145./ 8.2.4. Utibility of means for advancing one's interests. S. 146./ 9.0. Identified US images and perceptions of the Soviet Union from 1977 to 1988: 9.1.0. Carter's image, perception and US soviet policy: 9.1.1. Carter's image and peerception of the USSR in 1977. S. 147./ 9.1.2. Carter's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1977. S. 160./ 9.1.3. Carter's image and perception of the USSR in 1978. S. 163./ 9.1.4. Carter's policy behaviour action towards the USSR in 1978. S. 173./ 9.1.5. Carter's image and perception of the USSR in transition in 1979. S. 189./ 9.1.6. Carter's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1979. S. 193./ 9.1.7. Carter's image and perception of the USSR in 1980: 9.1.8. Carter's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1980. S. 202./ 9.1.8.0. The Carter Doctrine: strategic containment of "Soviet threat": 9.1.8.1. Issue and implications. S. 205./ 9.1.8.2. Implementation of the Carter Doctrine. S. 209./ 9.1.8.3. The Rapid Deployment Force (RDF). S. 211./ 9.1.9. Carter's image, perception and behaviour action toward the USSR in early 1981. S. 213./ 9.2.0. Reagan's image, perception and US soviet policy: 9.2.1. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1981. S. 220./ 9.2.2. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1981. S. 231./ 9.2.3. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1982. S. 238./ 9.2.4. Reagan's policy behaviour action towards the USSR in 1982. S. 248./ 9.2.5. Reagan's image and pereception of the USSR in 1983. S. 254./ 9.2.6. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1983. S. 266./ 9.2.7. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1984. S. 268./ 9.2.8. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1984. S. 281./ 9.2.9. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1985. S. 285./ 9.2.10. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1985. S. 285./ 9.2.11. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1986. S. 302./ 9.2.12. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1986. S. 312./ 9.2.13. Reagan's image and perception of the USSR in 1987. S. 317. 9.2.14. Reagan's policy behaviour action toward the USSR in 1987. S. 327./ 9.2.15. Reagan's image, perception and policy toward the USSR in 1988. S. 333./ 10. Tentative conclusions. S. 337./ 10.1. Trends in perceived "Soviet Threat" and US policy behaviour. S. 340./ 10.1.1. The moral and ethical implications. S. 343./ 10.1.2. From confrontation to conciliation. S. 346./ 10.2. The role of uncertainties and "learning-process" on US Soviet policy-making. S. 349./ 10.3. Reconcilation prospects. S. 355. |
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