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    Title: The Dialogue Over War and Peace in the United States: A Discursive Institutionalist Analysis
    Authors: 如大維
    Lorenzo, David
    Contributors: 國際事務學院
    Keywords: 外交政策;美国;话语性制度主义分析;反对战争;理解战争政治对话;解释战争辩论动态
    foreign policy;United States;discursive institutionalist analysis;opposition to war;understanding political dialogues on war;explaining dynamics of war debatesPolítica Exterior;Estados Unidos;Análisis de Institucionalismo Discursivo;Oposición a la Guerra;Entendiendo Diálogos Políticos sobre la Guerra;Explicación de la Dinámica de Debates sobre la Guerra
    Date: 2017-07
    Issue Date: 2018-06-08 17:34:27 (UTC+8)
    Abstract: How should we analyze the dialogue over war and peace in the United States? If, as many studies hold, an important part of the debate is about justifying and rebutting justifications of martial policies, how do those attempts work in terms of argument types and strategies? Furthermore, what are those strategies, and how do they function to mobilize support for either side? Extant research on the details involved in such questions is surprisingly scant. To rectify this, the present work analyzes the dialogue and typologizes the arguments used by proponents and opponents by organizing them into categories. I deploy a discursive institutionalist methodology, combining new research on the arguments used by proponents of war with previous work on opposition to wars. The study provides a new understanding of the constituent arguments, norms, and typologies of recent political discussions concerning war and peace in the United States. In so doing, this article offers a new explanation of the dynamics of the debate as well as a thorough rendering of the positions participants take when supporting and opposing the use of armed force.
    Relation: World Affairs, World Affairs, pp.Vol. 180, Issue 2
    Data Type: book/chapter
    Appears in Collections:[Department of Diplomacy] Books & Chapters in Books

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