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International relations

a two-stage model in which leaders first eliminate options unacceptable on a key dimension, usually political, then choose among the rest.

In international relations, poliheuristic theory refers to a two-stage model in which leaders first eliminate options unacceptable on a key dimension, usually political, then choose among the rest. This meaning comes from Mintz (2004) in Journal of Conflict Resolution.[1]

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  1. Mintz, A. (2004). How Do Leaders Make Decisions? Journal of Conflict Resolution, 48(1), 3-13. https://doi.org/10.1177/0022002703261056

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