Realism: Restatements and RenewalBenjamin Frankel Realism has been the subject of critical scrutiny for some time and this examination aims to identify and define its strengths and shortcomings, making a contribution to the study of international relations. |
Contents
No One Loves a Political Realist Robert G Gilpin | 3 |
Neorealism and the Myth | 29 |
EXTENDING NEOREALISM | 167 |
Anarchy and the Emulation | 193 |
State Interests and Institutional | 261 |
Competing Realist Perspectives | 309 |
Why Realists Disagree about | 358 |
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References to this book
The Origins of National Interests Glenn R. Chafetz,Michael Spirtas,Benjamin Frankel No preview available - 1999 |