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“For all the discussion of states’ reputations, we have remarkably little work on how states with bad reputations seek to rehabilitate themselves in the eyes of the world. This Matthew Clary has done, with interesting theorizing and excellent case studies. Although it is audiences that control states’ reputations, states are not without agency, and their strategies are very well mapped here.” -- Robert Jervis, Columbia University and author of The Logic of Images in International Relations

“For all the discussion of states’ reputations, we have remarkably little work on how states with bad reputations seek to rehabilitate themselves in the eyes of the world. This Matthew Clary has done, with interesting theorizing and excellent case studies. Although it is audiences that control states’ reputations, states are not without agency, and their strategies are very well mapped here.” -- Robert Jervis, Columbia University and author of The Logic of Images in International Relations

For all the discussion of states' reputations, we have remarkably little work on how states with bad reputations seek to rehabilitate themselves in the eyes of the world. This Matthew Clary has done, with interesting theorizing and excellent case studies. Although it is audiences that control states' reputations, states are not without agency, and their strategies are very well mapped here. --Robert Jervis, Columbia University and author of The Logic of Images in International Relations

For all the discussion of states' reputations, we have remarkably little work on how states with bad reputations seek to rehabilitate themselves in the eyes of the world. This Matthew Clary has done, with interesting theorizing and excellent case studies. Although it is audiences that control states' reputations, states are not without agency, and their strategies are very well mapped here. -- Robert Jervis, Columbia University and author of The Logic of Images in International Relations

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Matthew Q. Clary is lecturer of political science at Auburn University.

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