POLS 250: Lecture Seven-b
POLS 250: Lecture Seven-b
30:33The video offers an in-depth exploration of decision making process theory within the context of international relations. The presenter discusses the nuances of state-level theories, focusing on the role of bureaucratic organizations and their impact on foreign policy decisions. Key models by Graham Allison, including the Rational Actor Model and the Organizational Process Model, are examined to understand the complex interplay of internal and external factors influencing governmental decisions. Critiques of the theory, including its Western-centric bias and the challenge of not addressing the 'why' behind decisions, are discussed.
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POLS 250: Lecture Seven-b
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