Realist Theory Of International Sovereignty

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1.0 Introduction The world is “anarchical” as assume by the realist theory of international relation. I some way the realist assumption are correct although so many years had passed, till today the realist assumption still shows its relevance. There is no “world government” exist to control the action of the state in the international arena, so the state take action for their own goods, so every state in the international arena try to reach their national interest or on the other word to say the state is very selfish in which they only concern about their needs. When this so happen, it is possible that a state may harm or “threatened” other state in the international arena to achieve their national interest. In accordance with this action …show more content…

As we all know, sovereignty is one of the basic elements to forms a state. This sovereignty is the key elements that played the government which means to say that sovereignty is the complete power to govern the country. Goldstein and Pevehouse give much detailed definition on sovereignty that is “a states or a government has its own fully rights, principle on doing whatever they want but on the necessities on their own country”. So every states or nation has its own sovereignty, and it cannot and should not interfere on internal affairs of other states. So, by this a state has its full independence that given to its authority to governed over the things in its border or freedom collective entity to act (Alain de Benoist, …show more content…

It is the simple concept that 2 is better than 1. This means that two ally states which were form through alliances are better than one single state. The advantages of alliances this that country will and can share their ability and expertise. Every single state should and will a certain field that they expert with. For example, maybe a state has the capability to make weapons or guns and others may have the capability to build tanks or missile. to When they share and gather this expertise, they soon became powerful. This is why a state will much prefer to join with powerful alliances and as well as form an own new alliances with other states. For example, china has the capability to build tanks. Without the world government, the world is anarchic, so arms race is unavoidable; every state wants to build up their military to show to the world how powerful they are. If a country is powerful in terms of military system, in accordance with its other state will also compete to strengthen up the defense and military system. So when the both state that strong in military forms alliances, they become powerful than

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