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    passive. This has compelled the creation or deepening of ‘panic’ alliances (e.g. US-Australia‚ US- Indonesia)‚ counter alliances (e.g. India-Japan). In this regard‚ the Asian nation has indirectly influenced world order by precipitating new power relations. Even Beckley who methodically denounces claims of declinists‚ agrees that the US should prepare for the end of unipolarity noting the “potentially disastrous” impact of fear over real or imagined changes (p.77) Meanwhile‚ as the biggest global

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    once a goal and a utopian dream‚ while optimists take seriously the proposition to reform the individual. Secondly‚ Waltz discusses the internal structure of states. This image claims that the internal structure of the state is crucial in their relations with each other‚ ‘Removing the defects of states would establish the basis for peace’. This image argues for democratic peace theory in which democratic states do not fight each other. Finally‚ in the third image‚ Waltz looks at the anarchical structure

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    Mearsheimer Paper In reading “The Tragedy of Great Power Politics” by John J. Mearsheimer‚ he soundly explains the theory of “Offensive Realism” in International Relations. Mearsheimer describes the theory of Offensive Realism as an anarchic international system that pressures countries to an aggressive state when dealing with international politics. He tries to identify the conditions that create conflict‚ the reasons of behavior‚ and the outcome it can produce. All in all‚ Mearsheimer believes

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    Realism: A Greater Explanation for World War I Realism‚ by definition‚ is the study and practice of international relations; focusing on the nation-state‚ and that all nation-states are motivated by self-interest (Ferraro on Realism). The first two interests a state looks to fulfill are obtaining self-governance and defining borders. After those have been achieved countries will look to increase their power in many different forms (Ferraro on Realism). The years leading up to World War I were a

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    globalisation is a main strategic environment of states in the early of 21st century. However‚ there are 3 kinds of people: believers‚ unbelievers and unconvinced. Believers think it as a way of peace which there is many of competitive‚ a greater sense of international community by balancing of its power politics aggressively. Unbelievers think it as a destroyer of their life such as independence‚ beliefs‚ et cetera. On the other hand‚ the unconvinced are not sure it will give a good or bad impact to their life

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    needed. The Peace of Utrecht was negotiated and finalized on April 1713. This treaty’s binding power that compelled major European powers in equilibrium was coined as “the Balance of Power”. The Peace of Utrecht was significant in the course of state relations because it marked the start of the “balance of power” doctrine. However‚ as the word “balance” had such ambiguities‚ more attention was needed for the implication behind the notion of “balance of power.” While the Peace of Utrecht did achieve a balance

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    internationally. It argues that states would not act in the same way in different situations. There are different views of the state: -The Realist view of the state The state is: -An autonomous actor -Constrained only by the anarchy of the international system -Sovereign -Guided by a national interest that is defined in terms of power -The Liberal view of the state The state is: -A process‚ involving contending interests -A reflection of both governmental and societal interests -The repository

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    Diplomacy is a tool to apply policy. It depends on the foreign policy. It includes four different meaning in dictionary as treaties‚ representatives‚ respresentative duty and the community of foreign officials. In Oxford dictionary‚ conducting international relations with negotiations and govern them is the duty of a diplomat. According to alternative definitions‚ an example from Ambrose Bierce it means ‘the ability to tell a patriot lie fort he sake of country’. Machiavelli Niccolò di Bernado dei

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    definition of peace was originated among the ancient Romans who defined that peace‚ “pax” as “absentia belli”‚ the absence of war. Peace is a state of harmony‚ the absence of hostility. This term is applied to describe a cessation of violent international conflict. In this case‚ peace is the opposite of war. Though human-beings are prone to seek peace‚ prosperity and civilization for their lives‚ means used to seek them were at times conducted through the contrast process: war. The origin of

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    In international relations‚ aid (also known as international aid‚ overseas aid‚ or foreign aid) is – from the perspective of governments – a voluntary transfer of resources from one country to another.[2] Humanitarianism and altruism are at least partly an objective for the giving of aid.[3] It may have other functions as well: it may be given as a signal of diplomatic approval‚ or to strengthen a military ally‚ to reward a government for behaviour desired by the donor‚ to extend the donor’s cultural

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