Compliance Inducement is a strategic mechanism within coercive diplomacy that employs conditional incentives or rewards to motivate an adversary to conform to specific policy demands, distinguished from punishment-based coercion by its focus on positive inducements contingent upon adherence to stated requirements.
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Compliance: Inducements and Enforcements
John A. Sbarbaro · CHEST Journal · 1979 · 54 citations
Compliance: Inducements and Enforcements
John A. Sbarbaro · CHEST Journal · 1979 · 32 citations
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