... proclaimed by a legitimate authority, which is to say the national government of the state victimized by the initial aggression, or perhaps an authorized international body. 4. Discrimination. In setting the terms of the peace, the just and victorious state is to differentiate between the political and military leaders ... security issues, the need for a state to maximize its expected self-interest and, above all, their view of the international arena as a kind of anarchy, in which the will to power enjoys primacy. Referring specifically to war, realists believe that it is an intractable...

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