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Power & society · A BOOK PROPOSAL
A Nation's Best Bargaining Chip
What gives a country room to negotiate when it cannot dictate the terms?
This proposed book would explore bargaining power beyond the size of an army or economy. It would examine how states use transport routes, specialized capabilities, market access, diplomatic relationships, and dependable institutions to become difficult to ignore. Readers would learn to distinguish an apparent advantage from one that can actually be used, and to recognize the costs of dependence, brinkmanship, and excessive promises. The book would favor comparative reasoning over predictions about which country will win.
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Inside the proposed edition
- Power begins with what the other side needs
- Location is useful only under certain conditions
- Specialization and the cost of replacement
- Alliances that expand the available choices
- Credible alternatives beat dramatic threats
- How an advantage becomes a dependency
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