2019
DOI: 10.1111/psq.12541
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The Missing Links: Choosing and Rejecting International Issue Linkages in the Presidential Interest

Abstract: Why do presidents link issues in some international negotiations but not others? Existing explanations stress the value of linkage to negotiating states, the role of interest groups, and the costs of linking. I argue that issue linkage can be driven by prospective benefits for the negotiator. In the context of U.S. negotiating practices, presidents will press for issue linkage in their own interests. Using archival documents and taped conversations, I demonstrate that presidential interest dictated U.S. adopti… Show more

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