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past actions theory: a standalone construct

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Strategic studies

the view that a state's credibility rests on its record of keeping or breaking earlier commitments, tested against the current calculus account.

In strategic studies, past actions theory refers to the view that a state's credibility rests on its record of keeping or breaking earlier commitments, tested against the current calculus account. This meaning comes from Press (2005) in Calculating Credibility.[1]

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References

Press, D. G. (2005). Calculating Credibility. Cornell University Press. ISBN 9780801474156

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