Theories of international cooperation and the primacy of anarchy : explaining U.S. international policy-making after Bretton Woods

Intro -- Theories of International Cooperation and the Primacy of Anarchy -- Contents -- Preface and Acknowledgments -- Glossary of Abbreviations -- 1. Explaining International Cooperation -- THE "NEW" INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATION -- PRIOR PERIODS OF LIBERAL COGENCY -- CONSTRUCTIVISM IN AN ERA OF LIBERAL COGENCY -- A SECOND LOOK AT INTERDEPENDENCE AND REGIMES AS EXPLANATIONS FOR COOPERATION -- A REALIST-CONSTRUCTIVIST ALTERNATIVE -- OVERVIEW OF THE BOOK -- 2. Liberal Cooperation Theory -- DEFINING INTERDEPENDENCE -- AUTONOMY AND SOVEREIGNTY IN INTERDEPENDENCE -- INTERDEPENDENCE AND COOPERATION ACCORDING TO ISSUE AREAS -- COMPLEX INTERDEPENDENCE: ISSUE AREAS OF MUTUAL GAIN IN CONDITIONS OF INTERDEPENDENCE -- DOMESTIC STRUCTURAL AND COGNITIVE BARRIERS TO COOPERATION -- CHANGING COGNITIVE MAPS: LEARNING, INFORMATION, LINKAGES, AND REGIMES -- INTERDEPENDENCE AS PROCESS AND BY WAY OF CONCLUSION -- 3. A Realist-Constructivist Alternative -- THE "CONVENTIONAL WISDOM" -- REVISITING THE CONCEPT OF ANARCHY -- HUMAN SOCIAL PRACTICE IN AN ANARCHIC ENVIRONMENT -- THE FOUNDATION FOR A NEOCLASSICAL REALIST APPROACH TO AUTONOMY AND COOPERATION -- AUTONOMY AS A SOCIAL PRACTICE -- THE REALIST-CONSTRUCTIVIST APPROACH TO INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION -- 4. Empirical Propositions and the Bretton Woods Monetary Regime -- MONETARY ELITE NETWORKS AND OPPORTUNITIES IN THE AMERICAN CONTEXT -- OPERATIONALIZING LIBERAL EXPECTATIONS: A FIRST CUT -- POST-BRETTON WOODS AS REGIME CREATION AND POLICY OPTIMIZING -- DEFINING FUNCTIONAL INSTITUTIONAL EFFICIENCY IN INTERNATIONAL MONETARY AFFAIRS -- POST-BRETTON WOODS AS REGIME MAINTENANCE AND SATISFICING STABILIZATION -- OPERATIONALIZING REALIST-CONSTRUCTIVIST EXPECTATIONS -- RESEARCH DESIGN SUMMARY -- 5. U.S. International Monetary Cooperation, 1971-1993 -- "THE DOLLAR MAY BE OUR CURRENCY BUT IT'S YOUR PROBLEM".