Power and Interdependence Second Edition Robert O. Keohane Harvard University Joseph S. Nye Harvatd University HarperCollinsPublishersCGECESESCHOGSEEHDESEHEECEEOEE Contents PART I Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 UNDERSTANDING INTERDEPENDENCE, Interdepondence in World Politics 3 ‘The New Whetorle of interdependence 6 Interdependence asa lytic Concept Power and Interdependence 11 tational Reglne Change 19 and Complex Interdependence 23 sracterstcs of Complex Interdepenslonce 24 Multiple channels. Absence of hierarchy among, Issues. Minor role of military force. ‘The Political Processes of Complex Interdependence 29 Linkage strategies. Agenda setting. Transnational and transgovernmental relations, Role of {ternational organtantions. nal Regime Change 38, tation 38 sonomte Process Explant 30h Leon cero | Overall Power Structure Explanation 42 Chapter 6 The Polities of Rule-Making in Oceans Eroding hegemony. Limitations of an overall and Money 129 structure explanation Beonomic Processes and Regime Change 129 Issue Structure 49 Overall Structure and Regime Ch 132 Limitations of structural explanations rasan ofthe oceans regi. Laternationl An tnterationsl Organization Model 54 monetary regimes. Combining Explanations 58 lose Structure and Regine Change 137 Tntomational monotary lsue area. Oceans polities. PART I REGIME CHANGE IN OCEANS AND MONEY ernational Organization and Regime Change 140 ‘Oceans polites. The International monetary area Chapter ‘The Politics of Oceans and Money: y Historical Overview 63 153 ‘The International Monetary Issuo Aron 05 \ Conclusion 158 ‘The Intornationa gokl standard before 1914. International monotary regis, 1920-76, PART IIL REGIMES AND TWO BILATERAL / “The Ooeans Issue Area 80 RELATIONSHIPS i ing the nse area. The classical ree sas | “ regime. Regime periods, 1920-75. The changing Chapter 7 United States Relations with Aw, agenda of oceans polities Canada and Australia 105 \ Covelasion 98 “Chapter 5 Complex Interdependence in Ocenns and Money 89 » . ‘The Conaitions of Complex Interdepes Issues and Outcomes: ited States 178 1d Outcomes: ited States 108 fl * Role of force, Absonce of hierarchy among issucs. ‘Muliple channcls of contact. Money, wens, and | complex interdependence, | ‘The Political Process in Money and Oceans 112 Coals of actors. Instruments of state policy. ‘Agenda formation. Linkage of isues. Roles of Snternational organizations, raving the Polities of Agenda Formation 198 Accounting for Dilferences in Outcomes 202 Conclusion 120 Regine Change: Alternative Explanations 200 (SC OG ECECECEOCEOSEHOEHCEEEEECEOESECCES