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Excellent book,
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This review is from: Perils of Anarchy: Contemporary Realism and International Security (International Security Readers) (Paperback)
This International Security reader is a great collection of the recent work in the realist tradition in International Relations. Here you can read the "classic" authors (like Waltz and Walt) and the "new generation" (Schweller - excellent - and Zakaria). The introduction, written by the editors of the volume, is wonderful: it really "maps" realism and its authors. There is also two essays by John Mearsheimer, the "hardcore" realist and his gloomy "Back to the Future" article. Great book and certainly worth the money. This is the best book in the "International Security" readers series.
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Perils of Anarchy: Contemporary Realism and International Security (International Security Readers) by International Security Harvard (Paperback - March 27, 1995)
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