Munich analogy¶
Khong, Y. F. (1992). Munich analogy. Analogies at War.
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Mechanisms¶
- Counterexample Search Session
- The session rules on nothing; it produces a stack of look-alike-but-diverged cases showing the Munich resemblance does not by itself determine the outcome, forcing the team back to the case's actual structural features rather than the analogy.
This sourceThe session operationalizes the corrective — deliberately hunting precedents that break the analogy.
- The session rules on nothing; it produces a stack of look-alike-but-diverged cases showing the Munich resemblance does not by itself determine the outcome, forcing the team back to the case's actual structural features rather than the analogy.
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