Realism in the Twentieth and Twenty-first Century
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The present article aims to show the fundamental features of Realism in the international relations theory, from the thinking of some classical thinkers as they are the most prominent of the XX and XXI centuries. Based on an interpretative exercise, the text concludes affirming the importance of this theory in the contemporary international system analysis and the possibilities of its applicability as a part of case studies about the International Order.
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