The balance of power—controversial but indispensable?
Moorhead Wright
Abstract
Moorhead Wright
Abstract
The controversies surrounding the balance of power are both ancient and enduring, as the articles in this issue make clear. This brief concluding note highlights some of the convergences and differences in their approaches to these controversies. The choice of themes for this analysis is personal and selective, but it does reflect the central issues of balance of power theory and practice.
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The controversies surrounding the balance of power are both ancient and enduring, as the articles in this issue make clear. This brief concluding note highlights some of the convergences and differences in their approaches to these controversies. The choice of themes for this analysis is personal and selective, but it does reflect the central issues of balance of power theory and practice.
Key concepts: Balance (ability), Power (physics), Epistemology, Power Balance, Positive economics, Political science, Environmental ethics, Sociology