neorealism in international relations
Neorealism in international relations is a theory that focuses on the balance of power among states and the role it plays in shaping their actions and interactions. It suggests that states are primarily driven by self-interest and aim to maximize their security and survival in a hostile international system. Neorealism emphasizes the distribution of power as a key determinant of state behavior, with states constantly seeking to achieve or maintain a position of dominance through military capabilities or alliances.
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