Concepts
This type of narrative suggests a country is losing its place in the world, whether that is true or not.
The public has the most confidence in this institution.
The military
Civilians
Because they can control information, this regime type is less vulnerable to the threats posed by social media than democracies.
Authoritarian Regimes
Speed, access, and amplification make this type of media distinct.
Social Media
This term describes statements made by cabinet members, experts, or other politicians that influence public opinion.
Elite Cues
The decision to start a war benefits most from the support advisers described as this bird.
Doves
This concept, asserting that elected leaders should have the final say over security policy, is key to democracy.
Civilian Control
Transparency
Digital means and digital targets describe this type of attack.
Cyberattack
This assumption expects countries to behave as though there is consensus on national security issues.
Unitary Actor Assumption
This party changed its stance on humanitarian intervention in Kosovo, illustrating the importance of coherent party ideologies.
The German Green Party
This pattern expects civilian officials to advocate for using military force more often and to solve a wider range of problems than military officials. Its name comes from a famous exchange over US action in Bosnia.
Powell-Albright
According to this model, following volatile trends in public opinion causes democracies to make bad security decisions.
Almond-Lippmann
This problem describes the challenges of be certain about the source of a cyberattack.
Attribution Problem
This trade-off explains why candidates sometimes campaign on unpopular policies.
Issue-Image Trade-Off
Transnational Advocacy Networks
Outlined in his book "The Soldier and the State," this person expected the military to be apolitical and engage in a transactional relationship with civilians.
Huntington
Because it offered fewer channels of influence, during the Cold War transnational advocates had a greater effect on the nuclear policy of this country.
Over time, more border disputes have been settled this way.
Peacefully
This concept captures how permissive or controlling a country's boundaries are.
Border Orientation
Individuals who focus on loyalty, protection of the in-group, and respect for authority have this type of moral foundations.
Binding foundations
Elected leaders have the right to be this.
Wrong
Bureaucratic Politics Model
Globalization can generate concerns that tomorrow will not look like today, leading to this type of insecurity.
Ontological