Fears of Revolution and International Cooperation:The Concert of Europe and the Transformation of European Politics

IF 2.2 2区社会学 Q1 INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

Security Studies Pub Date : 2023-03-15 DOI:10.1080/09636412.2023.2200202

Chad E. Nelson

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Abstract

Abstract What explains the remarkable degree of great-power cooperation during the Concert of Europe? I focus on a period when there were regular congresses and argue that the transformation of the great powers’ respective domestic politics to where they had active revolutionary movements and feared upheavals at home played a key role in undergirding the transformation of European international politics into a more cooperative order. Fears of a common domestic ideological threat can cause states to bind together rather than exploit one another. The cooperation among the great powers was not just because they were constrained by the balance of power or satisfied with the territorial order or because the powers were meeting together. Their considerable cooperation was largely due to their preferences rather than those interactions.

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对革命的恐惧与国际合作：欧洲的协调与欧洲政治的转型

摘要是什么解释了欧洲音乐会期间大国合作的显著程度？我关注的是一个定期举行大会的时期，并认为大国各自的国内政治转变为积极的革命运动和国内动荡，在支撑欧洲国际政治向更合作的秩序转变方面发挥了关键作用。对国内共同意识形态威胁的担忧可能会导致各国团结在一起，而不是相互剥削。大国之间的合作不仅仅是因为它们受到权力平衡的约束，或者满足于领土秩序，或者因为大国在一起开会。他们的大量合作很大程度上是由于他们的偏好，而不是那些互动。

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2.70

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