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THEORY OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS
A highly influential and seminal work in the field of International Relations (IR) theory. It is famous for introducing Neorealism (Structural Realism), which asserts that the fundamental structure of the international system—specifically its lack of overarching authority (anarchy)—is the main force shaping the foreign policy and behavior of states. Kenneth Waltz systematically analyzes the dynamics of power, the causes of conflict, and the possibilities for cooperation, arguing that the structure of anarchy compels states to prioritize their own security. The book remains an essential reading for all students and scholars of political science.
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2SOC16
2SOC16
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Detail Information
- Series Title
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Social Science
- Call Number
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2SOC16
- Publisher
- United States of America : Waveland Press, Inc.., 1979
- Collation
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251 pages
- Language
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English
- ISBN/ISSN
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1-57766-670-4
- Edition
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1st Edition
- Subject(s)
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