Two-level game theory
Two-level game theory is a political theory based on
game theory first articulated by
Robert Putnam.
The theory states that in
liberal democracies, international agreements are the product of negotiations at both the national and international level. Over domestic negotiations, the executive absorbs the concern of societal actors and builds coalitions with them; at the international level, the executive tries to implement these concerns without committing to anything that will have deleterious effects at
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Two-level game theory is a political theory based on
game theory first articulated by
Robert Putnam.
The theory states that in
liberal democracies, international agreements are the product of negotiations at both the national and international level. Over domestic negotiations, the executive absorbs the concern of societal actors and builds coalitions with them; at the international level, the executive tries to implement these concerns without committing to anything that will have deleterious effects at