Titlebook: America‘s Allies and War; Kosovo, Afghanistan, Jason W. Davidson Book 2011 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature America Inc. 2011 inter

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Afghanistan,ell. As a highly motivated global hegemon, it was clear to all that the United States could have achieved the fall of Kabul with no allied support. Given the ease of free riding in this case, why did Britain, France, and Italy contribute to OEF? The chapter does not seek to explain allies’ contribut

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Iraq,les, nuclear ambitions, and ties to terrorist groups. Tony Blair’s government in Britain was George Bush’s closest ally during the crisis, providing total political support and 46,000 troops for the war. In Italy Silvio Berlusconi’s government publicly supported the Bush administration’s firm line w

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A Neoclassical Realist Explanation of Transatlantic Alliance Burden-Sharing,military support when the United States leads military operations abroad. I posit a neoclassical realist (i.e., based in international power and security but also sensitive to domestic factors) explanation of variance in allied support. I argue that each ally was more likely to support the United St

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