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1) Andreas Kruck, Kai Oppermann & Alexander Spencer: Introduction: Mistakes in International RelationsPart I: Mistakes in Security and Foreign Policy2) Timothy Legrand & Michael Lister: Mistakes in Counter Terrorism: Policy and Collateral Damage3) Kai Oppermann & Alexander Spencer: Narrative Constructions of Mistakes: Germany’s Refusal to Support Military Intervention in Libya4) Mischa Hansel, Henrike Viehrig, Danae Ankel: Where Berlin Got It Terribly Wrong: German Foreign Policy Fiascos in the News MediaPart II: Mistakes in Economics & Finance5) Bart Paudyn: The Immunity Risk Provides Markets and Regulators from the Consequences of their Mistakes: The Reconstitution of Speculation as Investment and Regulatory Passivity6) Andreas Kruck: Credit Rating Agencies and the Politics of Dealing with Private Governance FailuresPart III: Mistakes in Health & Development7) Adam Kamradt-Scott: What went wrong? The World Health Organization from Swine Flu to Ebola8) Jonathan Fisher: ‘Success’ and ‘Failure’ in UK International Development Policy: Aid Suspensions and ‘Political Conditionality’ Since the Cold War9) Tim Lankester: Mistakes in Large-Scale Development Projects: British Aid for the Pergau Hydroelectric Project in MalaysiaPart IV: Mistakes in Environmental Policy & Migration10) Antto Vihma: The 2009 Copenhagen Climate Conference: Mistakes Prior and During the Meeting11) James Hampshire: A Successful Failure: The Curious Case of British Immigration PolicyPart V: Mistakes in and around International Organizations12) Oliver Daddow: Policy-making in the Pub: New Labour’s European Policy ‘Failure’13) Berthold Rittberger, Helena Schwarzenbeck & Bernhard Zangl: International Organizations and the Attribution of Blame for Policy Failures: The Case of EU Border Control Policies14) Andreas Kruck, Kai Oppermann & Alexander Spencer: Conclusion: What Can We Learn from (the Study of) Mistakes?