Neo-realism and neo-institutionalism

When dealing with theories on international relations, we would always hit the classical debate between Neo-realism and Neoliberal-institutionalism. The classical debate about how to perceive the structure of the international system and the behaviour in the international arena is of great importance. Based on Waltz’s Neo-realist view and on Keohane/Nye’s Neoliberal-Institutionalism an attempt to compare and discuss similarities/differences between the respective theories are made with regard on how they view political rule, international relations and political actors.

Israeli- Palestinian Conflict

The differences between Hamas and Fatah and the consequent diametrically entrenched positions represents a huge impediment to any concerted, enduring and holistic solution to the Israeli- Palestinian conflict

Political Campaigns

Political campaigns in the 21st Century have changed over the past years, especially because of the growing presence that social media platforms have received in the everyday life of society

President Barack Obama

President Barack Obama spoke to the American people this January in his annual State of the Union Address, though his true audience was Congress and more specifically the Democratic Party

Land Reform In Zimbabwe

Land Reform in Zimbabwe has been highly controversial. It has led to Zimbabwe’s economic and social collapse. The invasion of the largely white-owned farms, accompanied by violent evictions and wholesale and wanton destruction and looting in 2000