Social Sciences
8 years ago

Kant and Waltz revolutionize international relations with systemic approach insights

Review of International Studies
Waltz, Kant and systemic approaches to international relations
Ewan Harrison

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The article compares Waltz and Kant's views on international relations, focusing on systemic approaches. Both theorists share similarities in their understanding of the international system and its dynamics. A Kantian perspective may offer valuable insights in the post-Cold War era, contrasting with neorealist and classical realist viewpoints.