Introduction to International Relations: Theories of Realism From Morganthau to Waltz
This is a re-edit of my "Realism - Theories and Approaches" video to correct for audio/video syncing and to shorten the time by breaking it into two parts. You can watch the original video here: • Introduction to International Relations: R... The second part moves our coverage of Realism into the early 20th century with an examination of Neo-Classical Realism, primarily through the writings of Hans Morgenthau and E.H. Carr, and the academic phenomenon that is Neorealism, encapsulated through the writings of Ken Waltz. Lecture 01: Realism - Theories and Approaches Dr. Michael Rossi Department of Political Science Rutgers University September 8, 2015 Chapter markers: 1. Introduction to NeoClassical Realism: 00:30 2. Hans Morgenthau: 03:52 3. E.H. Carr: 08:15 4. Ken Waltz: 12:24 Music - Antti Martikainen, "Lord of Iron", Northern Steel, 2017 - • Lords of Iron (Celtic metal) Antti Martikainen Music - / @anttimartikainenmusic

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