Anarchy — definition?
Lack of a central authority in international system.
Anarchy — definition?
Lack of a central authority in international system.
Realism variants — focus?
System structure or human nature influence state behavior.
Power — components?
Military, economic, strategic capabilities.
Notable realists — example?
Morgenthau, Waltz, Mearsheimer.
National Interest — focus?
Security, sovereignty, prosperity.
Security Dilemma — concept?
Increased security actions cause insecurity.
Balance of Power — purpose?
Prevents dominance, promotes stability.
Self-Help — principle?
States rely on themselves for security.
Classical Realism — emphasis?
Human nature as conflict source.
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