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Theory for Fathers Day

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On June 21, 2009

Stephen Walt explains how international relations theory helps to explain the complexities of parenthood. It's all good, but this seemed especially relevant to my present condition:But if you have a.

China Stealing Russian Designs Again?

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On May 23, 2009
I'm sure that the Chinese just arrived independently at the idea of having a folding-wing version of the Su-27:Russia is eyeing China following media reports that an unlicensed variant of the Sukhoi Su-33 carrier-borne multirole fighter has been developed. Sukhoi officials are "closely monitoring that...

IR Film Series

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On May 20, 2009

Over the past several weeks, a number of international relations scholar-bloggers have set forth lists of films suitable for use in an IR course. Unfortunately, most of these lists have.

Pick Me! Pick Me!

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On January 29, 2009

Stephen Walt follows up his request for an IR Hall of Fame by asking who are the most underrated IR scholars. The metric?To be clear: by "underrated" I don't necessarily.

IR Hall of Fame

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On January 25, 2009
Stephen Walt proposes an opening class:By a "classic work," I mean a book or article that is a genuine "must-read" in the field when it is published, and that retains that status for a decade or more. We're talking tape-measure home runs here, not singles....

Unipolarity or Bust

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On January 8, 2009

Via Yglesias, Justin Logan asks an interesting question:Realists talk a lot about structure in the international political context: various structures of the balance of power push states in one direction.

Walt-Muravchik

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On October 15, 2008
It’s difficult to exaggerate the degree to which Stephen Walt demolishes Josh Muravchik in their realism vs. neoconservatism exchange in the September National Interest. The prompt concerns which, of realism or neoconservatism, will best answer the threats that the United States will face in the...

Rules of the Game

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On August 29, 2008

China isn't comfortable with the rules Russia wants to play with.A summit of the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, a seven- nation security alliance that includes China and four former Soviet republics,.

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