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Obnova Zálohy Economic Warfare
General
Week 1: Introduction to the class and the class requirements
Week 2: Economy as a source of power in war (lecture)
Week 3: Economy as a source of power in war (seminar)
Week 4: Economy as a target in war (lecture)
Week 5: Economy as a target in war (seminar)
Week 6: Policy session I
Week 7: Economic sanctions (lecture)
Week 8: Economic sanctions (seminar)
Week 9: Logic of positive engagements (lecture)
Week 10: reading week on counterfactuals
Week 11: Logic of positive engagements (seminar)
Week 12: Policy session 2
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Week 5: Economy as a target in war (seminar)
Group conclusion 2
Group conclusion 2
Opened:
Friday, 22 March 2019, 10:50 AM
Due:
Friday, 29 March 2019, 11:00 AM
◄ Mini case study 2: Are new tools like cyber-attacks against economic targets more effective than traditional tools of economic warfare like blockades, submarine warfare, or strategic bombing?
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Oznámení
Oznámení
Karl Gustafsson and Linus Hagstrom What is the point teaching graduate students how to construct political science research puzzles
Economic Warfare syllabus SS2019 update 20190305
Hugh Rockoff The economics of war
Jan Ludvik Poverty of Statistics
Mark Harrison Why the Wealthy Won
Mark Harrison The economics of World War II an overview
Niall Ferguson Understretch The Limits of Economic Power
reading assignment Economy as a source of power in war
Mini case study 1: Regime type and economic mobilization for war
Group conclusion 1
Jurgen Brauer and Hubert van Tuyll The Age of the World Wars, 1914-1945 The Case of Diminishing Marginal Returns to the Strategic Bombing of Germany in World War II
Adam Tooze Chapter 19 Disintegration and Chapter 20 The End
Joel Ira Holwitt, Execute Against Japan The U.S. Decision to Conduct Unrestricted Submarine Warfare Chapter 11 and Conclusion
Karl Lautenschlager The Submarine in Naval Warfare, 1901-2001
Michael A. Glosny Strangulation from the Sea A PRC Submarine Blockade of Taiwan
reading assignment Economy as a target in war
Mini case study 2: Are new tools like cyber-attacks against economic targets more effective than traditional tools of economic warfare like blockades, submarine warfare, or strategic bombing?
Gary Clyde Hufbauer, Jeffrey J. Schott, Kimberly Ann Elliott, Barbara Oegg-Economic Sanctions Reconsidered (2008)
Robert Pape Why Economic Sanctions Do Not Work
Daniel W. Drezner The Sanctions Paradox Introduction and Conclusion
Daniel W. Drezner Sanctions Sometimes Smart Targeted Sanctions in Theory and Practice
Bryan Early Busted Sanctions Explaining Why Economic Sanctions Fail Introduction and Chpater 2
reading assignment Economic sanctions
LECTURE Economic sanctions new
Mini case study 3: Are economic sanctions a real alternative to war?
Group conclusion 3
Daniel W. Drezner The Trouble with Carrots Transaction Costs, Conflict Expectation, and Economic Inducement
Charles W. Kegley and Steven W. Hook U.S. Foreign Aid and UN Voting Did Reagans Linkage Strategy Buy Deferrence or Defiance
Miroslav Nincic The Logic of Positive Engagement Dealing with Renegade Regimes
James Reilly Chinas economic statecraft in Europe
Stephen D. Collins Can America Finance Freedom Assessing US Democracy Promotion via Economic Statecraft
Logic of Positive Engagements new
Jack Levy Countrafactuals, Causal Inference, and Historical Analysis
Mini case study 4: Can positive economic incentives achieve what negative economic incentives cannot?
Group conclusion 4
Background reading
Gary Clyde Hufbauer, Jeffrey J. Schott, Kimberly Ann Elliott, Barbara Oegg-Economic Sanctions Reconsidered (2008) ►