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The Logic of Anarchy

Neorealism to Structural Realism

By: Barry Buzan, Charles Jones (Contribution by), Richard Little (Contribution by)

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Paperback | 25 March 1993 | Edition Number 1

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A superb piece of architecture. It strips Waltz's classic down to struts and studs to reconstruct a richer, more complex theory of neorealism.

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Non-Fiction Politics & Government International Relations Political Ideologies & Movements Anarchism History Political Science & Theory

Preface
Overview	p. 1
Rethinking System and Structure	p. 19
Waltz, His Critics, and the Prospects for a Structural Realism	p. 22
System, Structure, and Units	p. 29
Beyond Neorealism: Interaction Capacity	p. 66
Rethinking System Continuity and Transformation	p. 81
Structural Realism and World History	p. 85
Structural Realism and the Agent-Structure Debate	p. 102
Agency and Competing Theories of the State	p. 114
The Structure and Logic of Anarchy	p. 132
Continuity and Transformation in the International System	p. 155
Rethinking the Methodology of Realism	p. 169
Analogy, Theory and Testing	p. 174
Analogy or Metaphor?	p. 200
Vertical Sectors and Disaggregated Power	p. 216
Summary and Conclusions
Summary and Conclusions	p. 233
References	p. 247
Index	p. 259
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