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A political organization in which one government is dominant over most of the world with which it has contact.
A political organization in which loyalty and political obligations take precedence over political boundaries.
An organization of political units that are relatively cohesive but with no higher government above them.
A political philosophy that sees the struggle for power and the potential for conflict as a necessary evil in the pursuit of national interest.
The right of state to self-determination--to attend to their own affairs without being subjected to the unwanted interference of others.
A commitment to and support of the nation's interest.
A system of states that relies on shifting alliances to balance relationships and prevent conflict.
The systematic study of political behavior institutionalized at the turn of the twentieth century.
Political philosophy from the democratic tradition that emphasizes the potential for cooperation among states.
A philosophy that emphasizes cooperation to establish a peaceful world order.
A type of interstate system where two states hold the most significant power.
The policy of the United States during the Cold War that checked aggressive Soviet actions with military alliances.
A policy designed in the late 1960s to promote opportunities for US-Soviet cooperation.
A view of the global order that sees the state and the rules that govern it as an artificial construct.