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Session Submission Type: Created Panel
The set of papers explores the theme of audience costs in relation to foreign policy leaders' resolve, issuance of threats, and blaming the enemy.
Audience Cost or Posturing Premium? How Empty Threats Work in Small Countries - Renard J Sexton, Emory University; Nico Ravanilla, University of California San Diego
Audience Costs and the Credibility of Public versus Public Threats - Makito Takei, Tecnologico de Monterrey
Dodging the Accusation: Defeat Types and Public Support on Post-war Leaders - Alexis Jang; Masanori Kikuchi, Washington University in St. Louis
Moving Crowds and Winning Crises: Anger, Audience Costs, and Signaling Resolve - Hohyun Yoon, University of Pennsylvania
Opportunistic Blame: How Domestic Opposition Erodes Democratic Accountability in Foreign Policy - Joon Hyuk Chung, University of California, San Diego