We present a self- and social-signaling model formalizing findings in political psychology that moral and political judgments stem primarily from intuition and emotion, while reasoning serves to rationalize these intuitions to maintain an image of impartiality. In social interactions, agents’...

Part I: Introductory Part -- Chapter 1. Introduction: A Rational Choice Analysis of International State Responsibility -- Chapter 2. The Protection of Community Interests in International Law and Economics -- Chapter 3. The Normative Framework: Objectives of State Responsibility in International...