Category International Relations Theory

Constructivism, Critical Security Studies, Essay, International Relations Theory, Liberalism, Neoliberal Institutionalism, Publication Type, Realism, Resource Pages, Structural Realism, Teaching and Learning

The Causal Logic of Realism: Parsimonious yet Incomplete

An image featuring the scales of justice meant to represent the causal logic of realism in international relations

The Causal Logic of Realism: Parsimonious yet Incomplete Examining the different variants of Realist International Relations (IR) theory, this essay assesses the causal logic underlying the paradigm’s micro-foundations. Providing overviews of Classical Realism, Structural Realism, Neorealism, Offensive Realism, Defensive Realism,…

Kevin J.S. Duska Jr.
January 17, 2025

Interstate War, Intrastate Wars, Wars

Forecasting War: Insights for the Next Decade

Forecasting War: Insights for the Next Decade In a world characterized by rapid technological advancements and shifting geopolitical landscapes, the specter of war looms ominously. As global powers vie for dominance and regions face mounting tensions, the question arises: what…

Staff
December 13, 2024

Academic, Country-Specific Learning Resources, Germany, Historical Learning Resources, History, Resource Pages, Soviet Union, Teaching and Learning, WWII

Essay: War on the Eastern Front War: Geopolitical Constraints

Essay: War on the Eastern Front War: Geopolitical Constraints Introduction Seeking to understand the barbarism and brutality of the Second World War’s Eastern Front, this analysis examines the human, psychological, social, and military facets of the battles which occurred on…

Staff
December 12, 2024