Titlebook: Coping with Caveats in Coalition Warfare; An Empirical Researc Gunnar Fermann Book 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), un

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Making Sense of the Politics of Caveatslevel approach of Foreign Policy Analysis (FPA). An empirical research program engages in the formulation of substantive research problems, grounded in analytical frameworks of interpretation and explanation, and gives direction on methods to gather data and analyze empirical relationships.

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The Epistemological Function of Foreign Policy Analysis in the Empirical Research Programeasoning is an answer to James N. Rosenau’s objection that FPA is merely a “pre-theory.” Even if FPA only qualifies as a “pre-theory,” such an approach still constitutes a cohesive analytical kick-off plank for the further theorizing on the politics of caveats.

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Making Sense of the Politics of Caveats coalition can use the military contributions? Caveats signal reluctant participation and are a continuous challenge to the effective use of coalition forces. The application on national reservations on the use of force in the context of UN, NATO, and coalition-of-the-willing operations after the Co

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Caveats: A Case of What? of caveats, the phenomenon of caveats requires further conceptual clarification. To distinguish the empirical footprint of caveats from adjacent phenomena easily confused as caveats, we ask what caveats might be a case of. In this generalizing move, caveats become a phenomenon with theoretical and

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Regulation of the Use of Force in Military Organization and Coalition Forcesl research, requires the reviewing of the post-Cold War experience with caveats and the mechanism of rules of engagement (RoE) in the regulation of the use of force. RoE is not a recipe for the use of force in combat, but guidelines as to when, where against whom, and how military force be used, and

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