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Intervening variables

International Relations Theory

Definition

Factors that mediate the effects of an independent cause on outcomes, such as domestic institutions filtering systemic pressures.

Theoretical Context

Neoclassical Realism - Leaders interpret external threats and opportunities through their beliefs, information and strategic perceptions.

Key Thinkers

Gideon Rose
Fareed Zakaria
Randall L. Schweller

Further Reading

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