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the attitudes of people in democracies do not differ substantially from the attitudes of authoritarian leaders with respect to the issue of the use of war as a foreign policy tool.
there is a not a sufficient body of evidence to prove democracies do not fight one another.
What distinguishes classical from neorealism in the study of international relations?
Neorealists (or structural realists), such as Waltz, identified the cause of war in the structure of international relations, in contrast to classical realists like Hans Morgenthau who had attributed international conflicts to the natural predisposition of political leaders to strive to extend their authority.
What is the offensive realism theory put out by John Mearsheimer?
Mearsheimer, John In his theory of offensive realism, Mearsheimer argued that in a world of insecurity and uncertainty about the intentions of other states, the interaction between great powers is driven primarily by a reasonable desire to attain hegemony.
Who was John Mearsheimer influenced by?
Kenneth Waltz, the creator of the neorealism school of international relations, had a significant influence on Mearsheimer, as he did on the majority of other researchers of his generation.
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