Latin Amerika'nın Stratejik Kültür(leri)

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2023-11-01

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Erpul, Onur

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This chapter offers an overview of the origins of strategic culture through an examination of the development of the IR subfield of Security Studies. The penultimate section expands on the original definition of strategic culture using insights not only from Snyder's caveats and reflections but also ideas from strategic behavior and diverse domains of statecraft. Scholars of the first generation expanded this discussion into a milieu encompassing broader social and political forces while resulting in tautological analyses. Much like Snyder's original attempt to improve upon the limitations of the rational-actor model, neoclassical realism seeks, among other things, to explain the "maladaptive" policies of states although Zakaria. Strategic culture is undeniably a promising venue for generating useful insights about decision-making, especially when researchers are sensitive to key principles and limitations. The strategist can, therefore, be taught only the most general of principles to increase one's chances of victory, but there can be no comprehensive guide to victory applicable to every situation.

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https://www.taylorfrancis.com/chapters/edit/10.4324/9781003142508-4/updating-decentering-extending-strategic-culture-onur-erpul?context=ubx&refId=b8b78330-387c-48b6-a596-8e694a7952c6
https://hdl.handle.net/11511/117843

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