Int'l Politics, Nov. 2013 [link to table of contents]
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You gotta give the advocates of "realism" one thing - they picked a good name, maybe the best since Lenin named his minority faction the "Bolsheviks." Who wants to be anti-realism?
(I realize, of course, that a critique of realism is that it's unrealistic.)
For those who, like me, had forgotten, this courtesy of about.com:
"In 1903 the Russian Social Democratic Party split into two groups; the more radical minority became called Bolsheviks (which actually means 'members of the majority')."
3 comments:
You gotta give the advocates of "realism" one thing - they picked a good name, maybe the best since Lenin named his minority faction the "Bolsheviks." Who wants to be anti-realism?
(I realize, of course, that a critique of realism is that it's unrealistic.)
For those who, like me, had forgotten, this courtesy of about.com:
"In 1903 the Russian Social Democratic Party split into two groups; the more radical minority became called Bolsheviks (which actually means 'members of the majority')."
In a better world, Lenin would've ended up on Madison Avenue.
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