ALLISON, Graham T <br/><br/>
Essence of decision :  explaining the cuban missile crisis 

 - New York :  Longman,  1999 
 - 416 p. 
<br/><br/> Model I: The rational actor  A rigorous model of action  A rational actor paradigm  The classical model illustrated  Variants and uses of the classical model  The cuban missile crisis: a first cut  Why did the sovietic union decide to place offensive missiles in Cuba?  Why did the United States respond to the missile deployment with a blockade?  Why did the soviet union withdraw the missiles?  Model II: Organizational behavior  Organizational logic and efficiency  Organizational logic and organizational culture  Interactive complexity  NASA: hero and goat  Organizational behavior paradigm  The cuban missiles crisis: a second cut  Deployment of soviet missiles in Cuba  Imposition of a U.S. blockade of Cuba  The withdrawal of soviet missiles from Cuba  Model III: Governmental politics  The governmental politics model illustrated  Group processes and their effects on choices and action  A governmental politics paradigm  The cuban missile crisis:  athird cut  The imposition of a blockage by the United States  Soviet withdrawal of the missiles from Cuba  Conclusion  Summing up: differences in interpretation  Summing up: different answers or different questions?  Where do we go from here? 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Processo Decisorio<br/> Tomada de Decisão <br/>Sistemas Decisorios<br/>Problema Politico<br/>Gestão de Crise <br/>Comportamento Organizacional<br/>Politica Nuclear<br/>Conflito<br/>Politica Exterior
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>Cuba<br/>Estados Unidos<br/>Russia<br/>Uniao Sovietica