What Is Structural Realism (Neorealism)? - International Policy Zone

Описание: What Is Structural Realism (Neorealism)? In this informative video, we will break down the theory of structural realism, also known as neorealism, and its significance in international relations. Developed by Kenneth Waltz in the late 1970s, this theory offers a compelling framework for understanding state behavior on the global stage. We will highlight the key concepts of anarchy and the distribution of power, which serve as the foundation for this theory.

By examining how states operate in a self-help system, we will discuss the implications of competition and conflict among nations. You will learn about the two main branches of structural realism: offensive realism and defensive realism, and how they shape state actions based on their perceived need for survival and security.

This video will also address the limitations of cooperation among states and the challenges faced by international institutions in maintaining order and preventing conflicts. Understanding structural realism is vital for anyone interested in the dynamics of global politics and the underlying forces that drive state interactions.

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