Titlebook: Realism and Fear in International Relations; Morgenthau, Waltz an Arash Heydarian Pashakhanlou Book 2017 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and

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Fear in the Works of Morgenthau, Waltz and Mearsheimer, on international relations, foreign policy, nuclear weapons and globalization are revealed here as well. Finally, Mearsheimer’s time in the military along with his appropriation of fear in his works on deterrence, European peace, international relations, American foreign policy and the rise of China are explored in detail in this chapter.

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Realism and Fear in International Relations,ponents covered in this study: Hans Morgenthau, Kenneth Waltz and John Mearsheimer. The conception of fear that animates this study is also introduced and formulated on the basis of existing work in International Relations, psychology and neuroscience. The analytical framework and original method of

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Fear in the Works of Morgenthau, Waltz and Mearsheimer,ensive writings of these scholars and identifying the role of fear within them. With regard to Morgenthau, his extraordinary journey from Europe to the USA is covered along with his work on international law and relations, American politics and the Jewish question. Waltz’s entire career and writings

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Morgenthau and Fear, his writings. This is followed by an evaluation of the theoretical role of fear in his framework. The empirical segment detects and categorizes the causes and effects of fear in Morgenthau’s empirical analysis of international politics and evaluates whether they match the theoretical role he assign

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Waltz and Fear,y fears and economic forces. Theoretically, fear is discussed in relation to external balancing or alliance formation. Empirically, interdependence and nuclear weapons are also considered, along with other topics. Logically, the emphasis is on factors such as anarchy, survival, uncertainty and mispe

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Mearsheimer and Fear,lations and its endemic character. In Mearsheimer’s offensive realism, fear is primarily considered in relation to issues such as anarchy, uncertainty, survival and capabilities, as well as aggression in the form of security competition and war. Many of these issues reappear in his fear-based empiri

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