Book Chapter10.1093/oso/9780198881926.003.0004
Preparing the Ground
Benjamin Daßler
- 12 Dec 2023
- pp 59-74
TL;DR: The book's empirical strategy involves operationalizing institutional topologies as social networks to map the topologies underlying international regime complexes.
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Abstract: Abstract This chapter introduces the book’s general empirical strategy by laying out the network-based operationalization of institutional topologies, justifying the case selection, and elaborating on the observable implications that follow from the hypotheses developed in the previous chapter. The first section develops a conceptualization of institutional topologies underlying regime complexes. Drawing on concepts from social network analysis, it proposes to capture the (de-) centralization of institutional topologies from an interinstitutional, hence relation, perspective. To map the topologies underlying international regime complexes, the chapter proposes a conceptualization of them as social networks structured by the interaction of their constitutive actors, institutions, and states.
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