Can you explain what the authors mean by idealism and realism in international politics?

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What authors might "mean by idealism and realism in international politics" is that they think acting on ideals of peace and protection is more difficult than acting on behalf of the realities of power and greed. International politics is the study of relationships between countries, including the roles of states and inter-governmental organizations (IGOs)

Answered - 144 days ago at 1:43pm on Jan 04 2012

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