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| E.H. Carr, Hans Morgenthau, George Kennan, Stephen Walt, Kenneth Waltz, John Mearsheimer, Sebastian Rosato, Robert Jervis |
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| One state's pursuit of greater security threatens other states' security. |
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| Structural Realist. Security competition, states tend to balance, BIPOLARITY more stable than multipolarity |
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| Defensive Realist, sec. comp. made worse by security dilemma, why states don't cooperate |
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| Balancing more common than bandwagoning. Weaker the state, more likely to bandwagon. (DR) |
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| Goal of States is to maximize power. Offensive Realist. |
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| States are principal actors, power dominates state thinking, behavior is influenced by int'l structure. |
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| Anarchic System, States are rational actors, survival is goal of states, states can never be sure of others intentions. |
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