Military Statecraft and the Rise of Shaping in World Politics

Kyle J. Wolfley

doi:10.5771/9781538150658

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Copyright Year: 2021
ISBN-Print: 978-1-5381-5064-1
ISBN-Online: 978-1-5381-5065-8
Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield, Lanham
Language: English
Pages: 260
Product Type: Monograph

1. Contents No access
2. Preface No access
1. Statecraft and the Diverse Ways of Military Power No access
2. Military Shaping: Constructing a Favorable Environment No access
3. The Emergence and Sources of Shaping No access
4. Research Design and Book Overview No access
1. Military Power and Statecraft No access
2. The Ways of Military Statecraft: Warfighting, Coercing, and Shaping No access
3. Logics of Shaping: Attraction, Socialization, Delegation, and Assurance No access
4. Sources of Shaping: Power, Globalization, and Military Technology No access
5. Summary No access
1. Early and Modern Shaping No access
2. Shaping in US Foreign Policy After the Cold War No access
3. Shaping Emerges in US Military Operational Doctrine No access
4. The Bureaucratic and Operational Challenges of Shaping No access
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1. Attraction and Alliance Politics No access
2. Exercises to Recruit Partners and Manage Rivals No access
3. Case Study I: NATO’s Partnership for Peace No access
4. Case Study II: India and China’s “Hand in Hand” Program No access
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1. Socialization and Military Training No access
2. Democracy Promotion and Authoritarian Consolidation No access
3. Socialization and the Role of Security Organizations No access
4. Case Study: Russian-led CSTO Exercises No access
5. The CSTO as a Response to Terrorism and Western Influence No access
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1. Delegation and Avoiding the Costs of War No access
2. Delegation Through “Building Partner Capacity” No access
3. Case Study: Britain’s Capacity-Building in Sierra Leone No access
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1. Assurance and Constraining Ally Behavior No access
2. Forward Presence and Operational Access No access
3. Case Study: The US “Operation Dragoon Ride” in Eastern Europe No access
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1. Shaping and American Grand Strategy No access
2. Shaping and the Militarization of Foreign Policy No access
3. The Future of Shaping No access
1. Research Design: Content Analysis and Large-N Regression No access
2. Results No access
3. Additional Figures and Reference Material No access
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2. Chapter 2 No access
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9. Appendix No access
1. INTERVIEWS No access
Index No access Pages 243 - 258
About the Author No access Pages 259 - 260