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Mind Map by Valery Ramirez, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by Valery Ramirez
about 9 years ago
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GEOPOLITIC
THEORIES
- REALISM
- States
- Power
- Power
oriented
- Power
oriented
- Morgenthau'sTheory
- Laws based on
human nature
- Political
action
- Moral aspiration
can't be identified by
moral laws
- Laws based on
human nature
- Anarchy
- The absence of
government,
- The absence of
government,
- Subschools
- Max. realism
- One super
power
- One super
power
- Min. Realism
- Different super
powers
- Different super
powers
- Max. realism
- States
- NEOREALISM
- Kenneth Waltz
- Fight for resources
- Structural
realism
- Explains
behavior by
states
- Thinking
- Interactions
- Thinking
- Kenneth Waltz
- Liberalism
- John
Locke
- They believe in
power, not military
power, but economic
and social power.
- states are
the primary
actors
- Their
interests
are multiple
and changing
- Their
interests
are multiple
and changing
- Democracy
- Everyone
can win
- Resources
can be
shared
- Resources
can be
shared
- Goverment
must look
after human
rights
- John
Locke
- Neoliberalism
- Opposed to
realism and
neorealism
- Security:
- Health
- Welfare
- Enviromental
issues
- Health
- Keohane
& Nye
- Neoliberalists see
international institutions as
a solution to conflict
- Opposed to
realism and
neorealism
- MARXISM
- Karl Marx
- Unfamiliar view
of world politics
- Basic principle
division of the
world based on
economic laws
- Fairer societies
- They believe that this
would be made by
overthrowing capitalist
system
- They believe that this
would be made by
overthrowing capitalist
system
- Karl Marx
- WORLD SYSTEM
THEORY
- Immanuel Wallerstein
- Countries:
- Core
- Pheripheral
- Semi-peripheral
- Core
- Developed countries, explote
those who aren't
- The way a country is integrated
into the capitalist world system
determines how economic
development takes place in that
country.
- Immanuel Wallerstein
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