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Mentioned in 3 episodes
Politics among nations
Book • 1948
In 'Politics Among Nations', Morgenthau introduces the concept of political realism, emphasizing that international politics is driven by the pursuit of power and national interest.
The book argues that states must prioritize their own interests and security in a world where moral principles cannot dictate state actions.
It remains a significant work in the field of international relations, influencing U.S.
foreign policy during the Cold War era.
The book argues that states must prioritize their own interests and security in a world where moral principles cannot dictate state actions.
It remains a significant work in the field of international relations, influencing U.S.
foreign policy during the Cold War era.
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Mentioned in 3 episodes
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Daniel Bessner
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Daniel Bessner – Making Sense of the Donroe Doctrine
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Gustav Gressel
"Realismus" oder Diktatorenversteherei? – mit Georg Löfflmann
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Jeremi Suri
#180 – Jeremi Suri: History of American Power
Mentioned as a good book about the origins of the modern state, but with blind spots regarding World War II.
The World War Two Series: Episode 17-Q&A w/ Thomas777 - 4/4
