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Perspectives on Structural Realism

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  • © 2003

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Table of contents (10 chapters)

  1. Front Matter

    Pages i-xv
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  2. Introduction

    • Andrew K. Hanami
    Pages 1-7

  3. Neorealism and Game Theory

    • Robert Powell
    Pages 9-29

  4. Integrated Realism and Hegemonic Military Intervention in Unipolarity

    • Benjamin Miller
    Pages 31-59

  5. From Balance of Power to Balancing Behavior: The Long and Winding Road

    • Susan B. Martin
    Pages 61-82

  6. The Security Dilemma and Ethnic Conflict

    • Barry R. Posen
    Pages 83-104

  7. An Essay on Neorealism and Foreign Policy

    • Shibley Telhami
    Pages 105-118

  8. Structural Realism and China’s Foreign Policy: Much (But Never All) of the Story

    • Avery Goldstein
    Pages 119-154

  9. America Deals with North Korea: A Realist’s Approach

    • Robert L. Gallucci
    Pages 155-162

  10. Why States Believe Foolish Ideas: Nonself-Evaluation by States and Societies

    • Stephen Van Evera
    Pages 163-198

  11. Structural Realism and Interconnectivity

    • Andrew K. Hanami
    Pages 199-222

  12. Back Matter

    Pages 223-234
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Realism remains a predominant and most debated theoretical approach in International Relations research. Whether considered a scientific and accurate reflection of world politics or as reactionary and a distortion of realities and possibilities, both realism and its structural variant continue to be a source of fruitful research-whether within the program or in its rejection.The Realism approach itself is not uniform whether in relation to its implications or methodologies. Here leading scholars provide important perspectives on the insights and directions of Realist research in some of its most interesting variants. From rational choice to case studies, from theory to practice, the contributors explore both classic tenets of Realism as the balance of power and such apparent inconsistencies as foolish policies.

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ROBERT L. GALLUCCI Georgetown University, Washington DC, USA. AVERY GOLDSTEIN University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, USA. SUSAN B. MARTIN Florida Atlantic University, Florida, USA. BENJAMIN MILLER Haifa University, Haifa, Israel BARRY POSEN MIT, Massachusetts, USA. ROBERT POWELL University of California, Berkeley, USA. SHIBLEY TELHAMI University of Maryland, USA. STEVEN VAN EVERA MIT Massachusetts, USA. STEPHEN M. WALT Harvard University, Massachusetts, USA.

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