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How to entrap your protector: Reassessing entrapment in light of the Crimean War crisis

Author Tudor Onea summarises the key points from his Review of International Studies article. Recent scholarship often dismisses entrapment, arguing that there are hardly any identifiable cases; and that powerful states (protectors) can sidestep it by narrowing the treaty conditions under which they have to intervene to defend their weaker allies (protégés). Consequently, alliances and partnerships are nearly always considered risk-free assets. However, this paper argues that several types of entrapment are present. The paper is foremost concerned with classic entrapment, a type referring to a purposeful effort by the protégé to drag the protector into a conflict serving primarily the protégé’s interests. Read the full article at: https://doi.org/10.1017/S026021052400...