Kenneth N. Waltz s Theory of International Politics and its precursor, Man, the State, and War, have shaped the perceptions that the discipline of International Relations has of realism and its revised form, structural realism. While both works have been criticized from various perspectives, this study offers a distinct reading: the works are read through a semiotically minded framework of Jean Baudrillard s post-structuralist theory of simulation. The three images of international relations presented in Man, the State, and War are equated with the three phases of the image in Baudrillard s Simulacra and Simulation. The level of human nature corresponds to counterfeit simulacra, the level of state to productive simulacra, and the level of t...
This article attempts to look at two currents of thought which both have influences on International...
In the discipline of International Relations, the term "realism" has been severed from its associati...
Rationalism, pessimism and indeterminacy are three central characteristics of Waltz’s structural rea...
This study presented a comprehensive review of Kenneth Waltz's structural realism of international p...
The recent recovery of an empirically and ethically richer realist tradition involves an explicit co...
The Theory of Metarealism is a reformulation of Kenneth N . Waltz's landmark 1979 work, Theory of I...
Kenneth Waltz's seminal work Theory of international politics (1979) conceptualizes international re...
Although Theory of International Politics is a standard-bearer for explanatory theory in internation...
The neorealist theory developed by Kenneth Waltz is one of the most important theories of internatio...
This paper is based on a reading of the famous Dušan Kovačević's drama Balkan Spy, contextualized by...
The article analyzes the concept of simulators of J. Baudrillard in the context of the formation of ...
The paper refers to the notion of simulacrum, a term created by Jean Baudrillard in his work “Simula...
The transition process in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union from 1989 onward ha...
This book contributes to the rethinking of realism through multiple analyses of the keys works of Ke...
This study investigates the influences of the main assumptions of microeconomic theory on Kenneth Wa...
This article attempts to look at two currents of thought which both have influences on International...
In the discipline of International Relations, the term "realism" has been severed from its associati...
Rationalism, pessimism and indeterminacy are three central characteristics of Waltz’s structural rea...
This study presented a comprehensive review of Kenneth Waltz's structural realism of international p...
The recent recovery of an empirically and ethically richer realist tradition involves an explicit co...
The Theory of Metarealism is a reformulation of Kenneth N . Waltz's landmark 1979 work, Theory of I...
Kenneth Waltz's seminal work Theory of international politics (1979) conceptualizes international re...
Although Theory of International Politics is a standard-bearer for explanatory theory in internation...
The neorealist theory developed by Kenneth Waltz is one of the most important theories of internatio...
This paper is based on a reading of the famous Dušan Kovačević's drama Balkan Spy, contextualized by...
The article analyzes the concept of simulators of J. Baudrillard in the context of the formation of ...
The paper refers to the notion of simulacrum, a term created by Jean Baudrillard in his work “Simula...
The transition process in Central and Eastern Europe and the former Soviet Union from 1989 onward ha...
This book contributes to the rethinking of realism through multiple analyses of the keys works of Ke...
This study investigates the influences of the main assumptions of microeconomic theory on Kenneth Wa...
This article attempts to look at two currents of thought which both have influences on International...
In the discipline of International Relations, the term "realism" has been severed from its associati...
Rationalism, pessimism and indeterminacy are three central characteristics of Waltz’s structural rea...