Showing papers by "Donald S. Zagoria published in 2015"
TL;DR: In international relations theory in the West, there are two competing schools of theorists-liberals, who tend to be optimistic about the future, and realists, who are inclined toward pessimism as discussed by the authors.
Abstract: In international relations theory in the West, there are two competing schools of theorists-“liberals,” who tend to be optimistic about the future, and “realists,” who are inclined toward pessimism...
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TL;DR: In this article, the authors define a set of commonly accepted rules that define the limits of permissible action and a balance of power that enforces restraint where rules break, and present a system of order based on these rules.
Abstract: “(Any system of order) bases itself on two components: a set of commonly accepted rules that define the limits of permissible action and a balance of power that enforces restraint where rules break...