Anarchy — definition?
Lack of a central authority in international system.
Realism variants — focus?
System structure or human nature influence state behavior.
Notable realists — example?
Morgenthau, Waltz, Mearsheimer.
Anarchy — definition?
Lack of a central authority in international system.
Power — components?
Military, economic, strategic capabilities.
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.
Answer 10 questions on Understanding Realism and Liberalism in International Politics.
1. What are 'Realism Concepts' in the context of international relations?
2. Which author is most closely associated with Classical Realism, a specific variant of Realism?
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