Abstract
Understanding the general principles of state action and the practice of governments is a necessary basis for attempts to refine theory or to extend the analysis to non-state actors. Approaches using new concepts may be able to supplement, enrich, or extend a basic theory of state action, but they cannot substitute for it. Robert Keohane (1986, 159)
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