For 10 points, identify this condition of government-less disorder.
This condition appears as an adjective in the title of a book that rejects the so-called "domestic analogy" and suggests the possibility of a "neo-medievalist" system of "overlapping structures." A thinker identi ed "Lockean" and "Kantian" as two of three cultures of this condition. The argument that, despite this condition, a society with "common rules and institutions" exists is made in Hedley Bull's best-known book, which informed the theories of the English School. This condition is a "permissive cause" of war according to a "level of analysis" called the "third image" that is advocated in a 1959 book. This condition gives rise to the security dilemma and results in a "self-help" system. A 1992 article by Constructivist thinker Alexander Wendt is titled for the claim that this condition is what states make of it. In Man, the State, and War, Kenneth Waltz uses this term to refer to the absence of a higher sovereign in the international system. For 10 points, identify this condition of government-less disorder.
This condition appears as an adjective in the title of a book that rejects the so-called "domestic analogy" and suggests the possibility of a "neo-medievalist" system of "overlapping structures.
anarchy [accept "Anarchy is What States Make of It"]