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2026 Bureaucratic Inﬂuence in International Politics Tyler Jost · Annual Review of Political Science 5 2026 Networks of Coercion: Military Ties and Civilian Leadership Challenges in China Tyler Jost · American Journal of Political Science 4 2026 Review of Oriana Skylar Mastro’s Upstart: How China Became a Great Power. Tyler Jost · The China Journal 0 2025 After Xi: The Succession Question Obscuring China’s Future—And Unsettling Its Present. Tyler Jost · Foreign Aﬀairs 3 2025 Decision by Design: Leaders, Bureaucracy, and International Crisis Performance Tyler Jost · International Studies Quarterly 1 2025 Lost in Transmission: Bureaucracy, Noise, and Communication in International Politics Tyler Jost · International Security 8 2025 Rethinking the Study of Chinese Foreign Policy Decision-Making: A Review of the Literature. Tyler Jost · Understanding China: A Conversation for the Chinese Research and Policy Community — 2025 situation they face, ideas about the options available to them, and thoughts about what might happen depending on what they choose. Additionally, advisors can shape broader … Tyler Jost · Inside the Situation Room: The Theory and Practice of Crisis Decision-Making · Scholar only — 2025 The Politics of Promotion in China’s Foreign Policy Bureaucracy Tyler Jost · The China Quarterly 7 2025 The Role of Advisors: How Ideas Shape International Crises. Tyler Jost · Inside the Situation Room 0 2024 Advisers and Aggregation in Foreign Policy Decision-Making. Tyler Jost · International Organization 55 2024 Armies and Inﬂuence: Elite Experience and Public Opinion about Foreign Policy Tyler Jost · Journal of Conflict Resolution 51 2024 Autocratic Institutions and Foreign Policy. Tyler Jost · The Oxford Handbook of Foreign Policy Analysis 13 2024 Bureaucracies at War: The Institutional Origins of Miscalculation Tyler Jost · Cambridge University Press 28 2024 Bureaucracy and Cyber Coercion Tyler Jost · International Studies Quarterly 10 2024 Have China’s wolf warriors gone extinct? Tyler Jost · Foreign Affairs · Scholar only 14 2023 The Institutional Origins of Miscalculation in China’s International Crises Tyler Jost · International Security 33 2022 The Character and Origins of Military Attitudes on the Use of Force Tyler Jost · International Studies Quarterly 42 2018 Delegated Diplomacy: Why China Uses the Military for Face-to-Face Exchanges Tyler Jost · Scholar only 6 2016 Technological ‘Wild Cards’ and Twenty-First Century Naval Warfare. Tyler Jost · Chinese Naval Shipbuilding: An Ambitious and Uncertain Course — 2015 Defend, Defect, Or Desert?: The Future of the Afghan Security Forces Tyler Jost · Center for a New American Security · Scholar only 4

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Bureaucratic Inﬂuence in International Politics

Annual Review of Political Science · Tyler Jost

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Richard Clark, Lindsay Dolan, and Tyler Jost, “Bureaucratic Inﬂuence in International Politics.” AnnualReview of Political Science, 29 (June 2026).

Peer reviewed: yes
First author: Clark
Co-authors: Richard Clark; Lindsay Dolan; Tyler Jost
Subfield: international relations
Method: review
Invited: none
Publisher: none
Reprint or translation: none

DOI: 10.1146/annurev-polisci-032624-014313
OpenAlex: W7134115523

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title	Bureaucratic Inﬂuence in International Politics (used)	Bureaucratic Influence in International Politics	Bureaucratic influence in international politics
year	2026 (used)	2026	2025
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