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Key Features of Realism in IR by Eiman Zaib Warraich is a document available to read on EtoBox.
Realism is a key theoretical tradition in International Relations that focuses on power politics and state behavior, emerging in the early 20th century. It classifies realists into three categories based on conflict causes: classical, neorealists, and neoclassical realists, emphasizing concepts like state-centrism, anarchy, and the balance of power. Despite its prominence, realism faces criticism for its simplistic assumptions, state-centric focus, and inability to adequately address non-material factors an
- Author
- Eiman Zaib Warraich
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- EN