Names Flashcards
Realism
Thucydides: thucydides trap, Melian dialogue, 3 core tenets
Machiavelli: core tenet security/survival main goal of states
Hobbes: self-help principle + anarchy + state
Morgenthau: states act to national security interest, classical realism
Waltz: internal and external balancing + bandwagoning (neorealism), defensive neorealism
Maersheimer: realpolitik, offensive neorealism
Herz: security dilemma
Jack Snyder: imperial stretch (neoclassical realism)
Aron
EH Carr (classical realism)
Thucydides
- thucydides trap
- melian dialogue
- 3/4 core tenets realism (state as central actor, state as rational actor, state as unitary actor)
Machiavelli
- realism (realpolitik)
- 4th core tenet: primary goal/responsibility of the state is survival/security
Hobbes
- realism
- additional tenet of self-help (states operate in an insecure state of nature, anarchy shapes state behavior)
- principle of the state + social contract
- war of all against all
- fear and I were born twins together (1588: Spanish invasion UK)
Morgenthau
- states act according to national security interest
- classical realist
Waltz
- neorealism
- internal and external balancing + bandwagoning
- defensive neorealism
Maersheimer
- realism (realpolitik)
- offensive neorealism
Herz
- realism
- security dilemma
Jack Snyder
- imperial stretch
- neoclassical realism
EH Carr
classical realism
Grotius
- liberalism
- law of the sea
- mentioned with piracy
Adam Smith + Cobden
- economic liberalism
Liberalism
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Grotius (law of the sea)
Adam Smith
Kant (Kentian Triangle)
Woodrow Wilson
Keohane (liberal institutionalism)
Ikenberry (liberalism 1.0 etc. + liberal internationalism/ILO)
Bentham (international + international law)
Kant
- liberalism
- Kentian Triangle
Woodrow Wilson
- idealism
- 14 points