2019
DOI: 10.1017/9781108677516
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Co-Managing International Crises

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“…An observer can regard them as 'practices'. During an international negotiation, a state could offer a compromise (Kornprobst, 2019); at the next moment, the opposing party accepts that offer; afterwards, there is a signing ceremony of a bilateral treaty; thereafter, the involved parties mutually bestow high-level state awards to each other's leaders; a diplomat then sends out a Tweet praising that event; and so on. Every single of these elements (practices) serves as functional equivalents, even seemingly trivial ones (Constantinou, 1996: 104;Der Derian, 1987: 114), since they all aim at decreasing structural mistrust among plural power-holders.…”
Section: Variation In the System's Elementsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…An observer can regard them as 'practices'. During an international negotiation, a state could offer a compromise (Kornprobst, 2019); at the next moment, the opposing party accepts that offer; afterwards, there is a signing ceremony of a bilateral treaty; thereafter, the involved parties mutually bestow high-level state awards to each other's leaders; a diplomat then sends out a Tweet praising that event; and so on. Every single of these elements (practices) serves as functional equivalents, even seemingly trivial ones (Constantinou, 1996: 104;Der Derian, 1987: 114), since they all aim at decreasing structural mistrust among plural power-holders.…”
Section: Variation In the System's Elementsmentioning
confidence: 99%