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2 days ago · Another example is the classical realist Hans Morgenthau. In 1952 he told his students: ‘no political society can exist for any length of time in any harmonious and stable way which does not take into consideration both the desire for power and the desire for love’ (Hartnett 2024, 218).
5 days ago · A.J.P .Taylor's Origin of the Second World War, as well as Hans Morgenthau's Politics Among Nations, while attributing agency to the Nazis and imperial Japan, also argue that the war was an ...
2 days ago · Journalist and writer Kallol Bhattacherjee’s new book, Nehru’s First Recruits: The Diplomats Who Built Independent India’s Foreign Policy, published by Harper Collins, draws on the institutional memory of the service to trace the strands of its formation and evolution during the first 10 years of its working. He turns his gaze to young ...
2 days ago · Manhattan District Attorney Alvin L. Bragg Jr. today announced the sentencing of TYRESE HASPIL, 25, to 40 years-to-life in state prison for the brutal 2020 murder of his former boss, 33-year-old tech CEO Fahim Saleh, after stealing hundreds of thousands of dollars from him.
2 days ago · But was there a consensus or unanimity about it in the IFS? Did non-alignment go unchallenged in the IFS stream of thinking, especially at a time when the realist school of diplomacy was alert to practical challenges of state behaviour in world politics and even had theorist Hans Morgenthau supporting it?
18 hours ago · The intricate dance between geopolitics and international law has long shaped the world’s political landscape. While international law aims to create a framework for peaceful coexistence and cooperation among states, geopolitics often drives nations to prioritize strategic interests, sometimes at the expense of legal norms.
5 days ago · It is realized through its exercise. Hans Morgenthau defines power as “a psychological relationship between its exercisers and those upon whom it is exercised,” emphasizing its impact on the minds and actions of others. Unequal Distribution: Power is not shared equally in society. Political elites tend to hold more power, while the masses ...
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