On Value Tendencies in the Theory of International Relations
Xia Jian-ping
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Xia Jian-ping
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Although realism and liberalism are not the dominant schools in the theory of the international relations,their different values cause the different descriptions of the realistic world and different views about the cooperation and discord in the world politics and economy.Their mutual supplement is helpful to our understanding of the international relations.
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Although realism and liberalism are not the dominant schools in the theory of the international relations,their different values cause the different descriptions of the realistic world and different views about the cooperation and discord in the world politics and economy.Their mutual supplement is helpful to our understanding of the international relations.
Key concepts: International relations theory, International relations, Realism, Post-realism, Liberalism, Value (mathematics), Positive economics, Epistemology