Equilibrio interno e relazioni internazionali: Un quadro generale. Parte I

[Autom. eng. transl.] As soon as Robinson's world is abandoned and two decision-making centers are admitted, each with its own potentially conflicting objectives with those of the other and private information, the basic problems are those of identifying what it regulates, on the one hand, the definition and content of the spheres of autonomy of each and, on the other hand, their interactions. In the first field we usually use the strength and the capacity of compulsion that one can exercise over the other, in the second we focus on the possibility that through "voluntarily" stipulated agreements we can coordinate on behaviors that allow both to reach levels of achievement of individual goals higher than those achievable in their absence.