The Main Challenges to the Hegemonic Position of Realism During the Cold War

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The essay examines the prevailing influence of realism in International Relations, suggesting that despite various challenges, its core assumptions remain dominant. It highlights the adaptability of realist thought while also acknowledging the success of rival theories in questioning this intellectual dominance. The analysis is rooted in the context of ongoing debates within the field, offering a nuanced view of the relationship between realism and its competitors in shaping contemporary world politics.