Joshua Kertzer has used psychological testing to argue that this school of thought is heavily rooted in emotion, and that Americans intuitively hold a "folk" version of this belief.
Joshua Kertzer has used psychological testing to argue that this school of thought is heavily rooted in emotion, and that Americans intuitively hold a "folk" version of this belief. Randy Schweller and other scholars of this school's "neoclassical" branch complicate this theory by incorporating cognitive factors. The founder of this school theorized three levels of analysis in Man, the State, and War, and explained its emergence from a "classical" tradition established by E.H. Carr and Hans Morgenthau. Leading theorists of this school include Barry Posen, John Mearsheimer, and Kenneth Waltz. For 10 points, name this structuralist school of international relations that competes with constructivism and neo-liberalism.
Joshua Kertzer has used psychological testing to argue that this school of thought is heavily rooted in emotion, and that Americans intuitively hold a "folk" version of this belief.
Neorealism [accept structural realism and other variants]