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tethering: a standalone construct

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Security studies

forming an alliance with a rival in order to manage and restrain it rather than to balance against a third party.

In security studies, tethering refers to forming an alliance with a rival in order to manage and restrain it rather than to balance against a third party. This meaning comes from Weitsman (2004) in Dangerous alliances.[1]

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References

Weitsman, P. A. (2004). Dangerous alliances. Stanford University Press. ISBN 9780804748667

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