UGC NET JRF Political Science | Realism Complete Lecture in Hindi| Morgenthau, Hobbes, Machiavelli

🔥 UGC NET Political Science | International Relations Master Series | Realism Part 2 Why do states seek power? Are wars caused by selfish leaders or by human nature itself? Why do countries often place national interest above morality? In this lecture, we dive deep into Classical Realism, one of the most influential theories of International Relations, and understand the ideas of the thinkers who shaped modern power politics. 📚 Topics Covered: ✅ Thucydides and the Thucydides Trap ✅ Niccolò Machiavelli and The Prince ✅ Thomas Hobbes and the State of Nature ✅ E.H. Carr and the Critique of Idealism ✅ Hans Morgenthau and Classical Realism ✅ Six Principles of Political Realism ✅ Human Nature and Power Politics ✅ National Interest and Morality ✅ Important UGC NET/JRF PYQs and Conceptual Tricks 🎯 Useful For: UGC NET Political Science JRF Assistant Professor Examination CUET PG Political Science DSSSB PGT Political Science MA Political Science Students 📌 In this lecture, you will learn not only the concepts but also how the examiner frames questions from Realism and how to distinguish between confusing thinkers and concepts.