Political scholars allege Trump’s shift in foreign policy toward protectionism is revisionist and contrary to decades of leadership led by the United States.
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To a large extent, Russia has weaponised its historical ethnic claims to sustain its war efforts
Although globalisation is sometimes cited as a source of friction in domestic states, neo-liberalism has posed challenges to traditional state sovereignty
Westphalian sovereignty is understood as a normative and explanatory approach to state power and legitimacy
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Ideas and norms influence constructivist approaches to state power and behaviour through identity-specific analysis, observing norms intersubjectively as not universally shared
Ideology
Imitations of heroism and virtue from the antiquity suggest selective enthusiasms partly legitimised tyrannical revolutionary government
