Bargaining theory assumes that there is always a bargaining range that states can negotiate rather than going into war. That range is around the expected outcome of the war and plus costs of war for two states. Since war is costly then states can negotiate at a point within bargaining range.
Game theory can be used to explain the behavior of states in the international system, especially under realist philosophies. By assuming that all actors in the system are rational and that the system is anarchic, game theory can be used to model a scenario and to determine the most probable outcome One common application of game theory to IR, for example, is the application of the prisoner's dilemma problem to model the behavior of two states acting in their own self intrests.
Most classical IR theory (i.e., realism, liberalism and world systems theory) considers that the actors (main participants/decision makers) in the international sphere are the states. That means that decisions are considered as being aggregated at state level and that the international system is the creation of the states. Constructivists and structuralists (as well as a few neorealists and neoliberals) add other actors, such as non-national entities (multi-national corporations, large NGOs), subnational entities (such as structures of government competing for ideological dominance, federal regions, lobby and pressure groups and even individuals in power) and transnational entities (such as international organizations in themselves as opposed to being just expression arenas for states) as well as ideatic structures (such as securitization complexes, social constructs, social norms and laws, ideologies etc.). In these schools, defining what an actor is is left to the author, so it is best to read carefully so that you can understand what the actor considers.
"Carpe diem" is a Latin phrase that means "seize the day." It is often used to encourage people to make the most of the present moment and not to worry too much about the future.
A rollback in relation to political science means replacing the ruling government or regime of a country by forcing significant changes in policy. An example of this was the 1983 rollback in Grenada.
A political position refers to a person's stance or opinion on a particular issue or topic within the realm of politics. It reflects where an individual or group stands on matters such as governance, policy, and social issues. Political positions help define a person's beliefs and values in relation to the role of government and society.
meaning there is trust and your going to follow through with whatever your bargaining
It means bargaining.
the swapping of horses (accompanied by much bargaining) or negotiation accompanied by mutual concessions and shrewd bargaining
what is mean by deplomatic relation
To foster a relation means to grow the relation.
In a symmetric distribution, the mean and the median are the same. Otherwise there is no relation. In symmetric distributions with only one mode, the mode will coincide with the mean and median, but otherwise there is no relation.
planning in relation to health promotion
When and employer and union representitives meet, and they negotiate directly, and complete a labor contract.
It is the number of the attribute in the relation
theory for rocks and minerals
Mean is another word for average
"Relation" means: logical or natural association between two or more things.