Modeling Franco-German Relations in the Postwar Era
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Date
2004
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Mershon Center for International Security Studies
Abstract
A central question is how and when can states create
international institutions to avoid resorting to war. A stated
purpose of European integration after the war was to preserve
peace between France and Germany. It is not clear, however,
what institutional features of European integration were designed
to achieve this goal. Using game theory, Verdier will explore
three distinct ways of modeling the problem and identify the
aspects of the known historical reality that are captured by each
model.
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Keywords
France, Germany, international institutions, game theory