... , whilst being a "superpower" does not function as an over-arching power), is one that has been ascribed as "domestic anarchy" by some theorists. The domestic anarchy analogy suggests that individual states must treat with each other and band together, or fend for themselves in a form of social ... - nor may all support the poor decision. If this domestic analogy does not hold then a new theory to describe international relations must be developed. This would mean that political realism would have to reshape itself to accommodate the new theory (Alex Moseley 2003). So realism would appea...

• Word Count: 1322
• Approx Pages: 5
• Has Bibliography
• Grade Level: Undergraduate