Chapter 3: Classical Realism By Richard Ned Lebow

Mar 19, 2012

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Learning objectives. After this lecture you should be able to: Appreciate the key principles and themes of classical realism Understand the main differences between classical realism and neorealism Apply classical realist themes to contemporary world politics. . . . Problems of neorealism.

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