BOOK REVIEW: Neoclassical Realist Theory of International Politics
Abstract
Neoclassical realism, since its emergence in the 1990s, has sparked many heated and fruitful debates both within the realist tradition of international relations and across the discipline of international relations. Initially, it emerged as a limited and complementary foreign policy approach aimed at explaining the anomalies of structural realist (or neorealist) theory, and evolved into a more comprehensive foreign policy theory with subsequent studies.
Keywords
Neoclassical realism, international relations, foreign policy, state-society relations, perceptions of decision-makers, internal political pressures
Citation
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS, Volume 14, Issue 55, 2017, pp. 119-124
Affiliations
- Nuri Yeşilyurt, Dr., Department of International Relations, Faculty of Political Sciences, Ankara University
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