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level-of-analysisproblem1 CONSTRUCTLevel-of-analysisDAVID SINGER · INTERNATIONAL

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International relations

the choice between explaining international behavior at the level of the international system or of the nation-state, each giving different descriptions and explanations.

In international relations, level-of-analysis problem refers to the choice between explaining international behavior at the level of the international system or of the nation-state, each giving different descriptions and explanations. This meaning comes from David Singer (1961) in World Politics.[1]

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  1. David Singer, J. (1961). The Level-of-Analysis Problem in International Relations. World Politics, 14(1), 77-92. https://doi.org/10.2307/2009557

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