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Games Advisors Play: Foreign Policy in the Nixon and Carter Administrations

By: Jean A. Garrison | Book details

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CONTENTS
List of Illustrationsxi
List of Tablesxi
Prefacexiii
Introduction: Machiavelli's Warningxv
List of Abbreviationsxxvii
Chapter
1. Politics within the Inner Circle: The Theoretical Framework3
2. Henry Kissinger's Advisory System: Designing Policy Consensus on Arms Control29
3. Consciously Seeking an Independent Basis of Power: Henry Kissinger's Dominance of Arms Control Policy53
4. Influence Patterns in a Problem-Solving Environment: Building Jimmy Carter's Deep Cuts Coalition76
5. Influence Patterns in a Contentious Political Environment: Developing Stalemate on SALT II100
Conclusion: Effective Influence in the Advisory Process119
Appendix: Notes on the Case Study Approach143
Notes147
Bibliography175
Index185

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