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    The document provides an overview of the key theories in international relations - realism, liberalism, and constructivism. It outlines the main actors, views of individuals and states, and views of the international system according to each theory. The major theorists associated with each perspective are also listed.

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    Name: Anacta, Raymond J.

    Section: ABPOLSCI3A
    Subject: Introduction to International Relations

    Direction: Fill in the blank boxes. See example at the second page.

    THEORIES IN INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS

    REALISM LIBERALISM CONSTRUCTIVISM

    Individuals, Interest
    Groups:
    State, Institutions,
    Key Actors State transnational
    International Laws
    activist networks,
    norms entrepreneur
    Mainly driven by its Is born essentially
    self-interests and good; constantly Human nature is a
    View of Individuals
    survival; inherently improving; humans social construct
    evil behave rationally
    States interact with
    Primary actor in
    one another and
    international States behave
    form identities that
    politics; monopoly rationally; State is a
    View of State construct certain
    of legitimate force, representative
    norms and ideas
    power and security institution
    that shape the
    maximizer
    interaction as well

    All institutions
    Reality of
    View of exists to promote
    International international
    International mutual cooperation
    politics is anarchic; political life is
    System in an anarchic
    socially constructed
    world

    Major Theorists Thucydides, Immanuel Kant, Alexander Wendt


    Hobbes Adam Smith,
    Hans Morgenthau, Michael Doyle
    E.H. Carr,
    Kenneth N. Waltz

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