States as Role Models: Why Some Countries’ Policies Matter More Than Others

• In Event: Domestic Politics and International Cooperation I

Brief Overview

This paper uses a pair of survey-based experiments to explain why the policies adopted by some countries are considered to be more relevant than others when it comes to deciding which policies the United States should adopt.

Authors

• Brian Davis Greenhill, SUNY at Albany

• Charmaine Noelle Willis, SUNY at Albany