WhoaSlowDownMaurice [they/them, undecided]M to History • 4 years agoFrom my PoliSci class, what does this even mean?!imagemessage-square16 fedilinkarrow-up141file-text
arrow-up141imageFrom my PoliSci class, what does this even mean?!WhoaSlowDownMaurice [they/them, undecided]M to History • 4 years agomessage-square16 Commentsfedilinkfile-text
minus-squareBumpInTheNight [none/use name]hexbear6·4 years agoDo you have the rest of the paper? What is it Figure 3.2 of? Kinda weird to screenshot one graph from a paper and post it to social media with a complaint that the explanation is missing. link
minus-squareWhoaSlowDownMaurice [they/them, undecided]hexagonMhexbear6·4 years agoHere's the thing, it's not even from a paper, it's from a slideshow with a discussion of International Relations. The slide before it reads: "Neoliberal approach: Concedes to realism several important assumptions But states achieve cooperation fairly often because it is in their interest to do so. Reciprocity helps international cooperation emerge—norms and rules are enforced without central authority. Reciprocity also contains danger of runaway hostility—tit-for-tat punishments—but norms mediate states' interactions." link
minus-squareLeninWalksTheWorld [any]hexbear4·4 years agoDude just grabbed the first IR chart with reciprocity on it I bet. link
Do you have the rest of the paper? What is it Figure 3.2 of?
Kinda weird to screenshot one graph from a paper and post it to social media with a complaint that the explanation is missing.
Here's the thing, it's not even from a paper, it's from a slideshow with a discussion of International Relations. The slide before it reads:
"Neoliberal approach:
Concedes to realism several important assumptions
But states achieve cooperation fairly often because it is in their interest to do so.
Reciprocity helps international cooperation emerge—norms and rules are enforced without central authority.
Reciprocity also contains danger of runaway hostility—tit-for-tat punishments—but norms mediate states' interactions."
Dude just grabbed the first IR chart with reciprocity on it I bet.