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In Uncertain Perceptions, Robert McCalla examines the role of misperceptions in decision making by U.S. officials during five major Cold War crises. To suggest that misperceptions have played an important role in U.S.-Soviet relations will surprise no one. Most people, including scholars and decision makers, will agree that the potential for misperception and miscommunication is high, and the dangers of the nuclear age simply compound the risk. What has been missing is a consideration of the role of different types of misperception in crisis decision making and the impacts of those different…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1992University of Michigan Press · 226 pages · 9780472102280
Cold WarDecision makingForeign relationsSocial perceptionBuitenlandse politiekKoude OorlogBesluitvorming






