Intervention: External Involvement in Civil Wars

accepted action activity actor agreed agreement Allies American analysis appear argued assistance attack attempt basis become behaviour believed bifurcated Bolsheviks boundary Britain British British decision-makers Cabinet chapter civil civil war cognitive commitment concept concern conflict consensus considered constitution continued Court created decision decision-makers defined definition develop discussion dissonance effect emerge employed established event examined example existence explained favour felt force Foreign Office France French German give given Government identified implemented important increase indicated individual initial interaction interests international system intervention response interventionary situation involved issue Italy legitimize London maintained ment military nature necessary nonintervention norm observed occurs operational party political Portugal Portuguese position possible present proposition question rationalization reality reason reflected relations relationship Russell Russia sent situation social Spain Spanish specific stimulus suggested tion troops United Wellington withdraw