CLASSICAL INTERNATIONAL REALTIONS THEORIES

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conflictual

absence of power

relation

individuals

social contract

surrender some freedoms

submit to the authority

state

provides protection

maintains order

preventing the return to the state of nature

Thucydides

weak system

appetite for power

selfishness

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centralized security

anarchy

rational decision-making

national interest

survival

balance of power

prudent strategy

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the leaders

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CLASSICAL INTERNATIONAL REALTIONS THEORIES

REALISM

neo-realism

anarchic sytem

classic

human nature

criticized by being old thinking

excessively pessimistic

power

state: for realists is the principle actor in international relations

state sovereignty

supreme authority over their territory

Hobbes

anarchic state of nature

constant conflict

lack of limits

everyone has the right to everything

individualist behavior on the nature of the human being

To escape this perilous condition

not concerned in international issues

international system

distrubution of power

multipolar system

3+ powers

bipolar system

two powers

unipolar system

single power