Kenneth Waltz
The Past, Present and Future of Realism
The inability of structural realist theories to shed light on international relations will continue as long as unipolarity ensues. Thus, new theories need to be developed.
Beyond Babylon? Teaching International Politics in the 21st Century
IR students are rarely taught to apply reflexive perspectives to world politics – nor are they sensitized to non-American, non-Western, and female scholars’ perspectives.
Kenneth Waltz: The Man Who Saved Realism
When Kenneth Waltz passed away International Relations lost one of its finest theorists. But, Waltz’s greatest legacy to IR was his revival – indeed, his resurrection – of realism.
Iran and the International Community: In the Shadow of Iraq
The international community is struggling to contain the regional and international ramifications of the stand-off with Iran over its nuclear programme.
