Analysis reveals changes in political realism post-World War II, indicating a return to state-centric views amidst international organizational challenges.
The purpose of the article is to analyze the political realism transformation. The thesis of political realism about the state as a single actor in international relations underwent certain transformations when, after the Second World War, international organizations began to actively form. Given the impotence of international organizations in the face of numerous acts of aggression, it’s returning to the basic postulate of political realism.
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