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Distinguishing Credibilitymark of her credibility. The chapter demonstrates that when such a resolve is compromised, so is a great power’s credibility; as a result, her deterrence utility becomes devalued, bearing negatively on her security and prospects for international peace and stability.

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Hepatitis B in the Perinatal Periodf both that has more power than the other. Second, since status, prestige, and influence are socially constructed images, their authenticity is a function of their agents’ veracity. Therefore, third, without a belief in authenticity of the self’s power by the important others, the former’s power becomes highly deficient.

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Introduction,ume seeks to find answers as to how this schism is reconciled in the contemporary system of international relations, and proposes a novel theory of international politics, the ., which may be applicable for explicating and predicting great powers’ behavior at the stage of their relative decline.

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