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Is 'Realism' the Best Way to Explain International Relations?
Evaluating whether realism constitutes the premier theoretical framework for explaining international relations requires strict adherence to clear epistemological benchmarks: explanatory range, parsimony, and Lakatosian progressiveness. This essay argues that structural realism remains the superior
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