Bound to follow? The Anglosphere and US-led coalitions of the willing, 1950–2001

Bound to follow? The Anglosphere and US-led coalitions of the willing, 1950–2001
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1950-2001 年,英语圈和美国领导的自愿联盟一定会效仿吗?

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2011
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Srdjan Vucetic
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本文讨论的问题是否在“盎格鲁圈”的成员-一组讲英语的国家/民族-影响参与美国领导的联盟的意愿的可能性。我翻译成国际关系(IR)理论使用现实主义,自由主义和建构主义的三方划分的英语圈。在对1950年至2001年美国领导的军事联盟样本的定量实证分析中,我发现了可以被视为英语圈效应的有力证据:所有其他因素不变,讲英语的国家/民族往往比随机选择的国家/民族更愿意加入美国领导的军事联盟。最后,我讨论了未来的研究途径,在英语圈议程在IR。
This article addresses the question whether membership in the ‘Anglosphere’ — a grouping of English-speaking states/nations — impacts the likelihood of participation in US-led coalitions of the willing. I translate the Anglosphere into International Relations (IR) theory using a tripartite division of realism, liberalism and constructivism. In a quantitative empirical analysis of a sample of US-led military coalitions between 1950 and 2001, I find robust evidence of what can be seen as the Anglosphere effect: all else constant, English-speaking states/nations tend to be more willing to join US-led military coalitions than states/nations selected at random. I conclude with a discussion of future research avenues in the Anglosphere agenda in IR.