thumb|J. K. Pasikivi, predsednik Finske, ostao je upamćen kao glavni arhitekta finske spoljne politike sa Sovjetskim Savezom nakon Drugog svetskog rata. S leva na desno: Pasikivi i predsednik Vrhovnog sovjeta Kliment Vorošilov u Moskvi.

Državana spoljna politika su ciljevi i aktivnosti vezani za interakcije sa drugim državama, bilo bilateralno ili putem multilateralnih platformi.Foreign policy, Encyclopedia Britannica (published January 30, 2020). Enciklopedija Britanika primećuje da na spoljnu politiku neke zemlje mogu uticati „domaća razmatranja, politika ili ponašanje drugih država ili planovi za unapređenje određenih geopolitičkih rešenja”.

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. Mearsheimer tries to mend BOP theory after it was unable to predict or explain the end of the Cold War. He describes himself as an "offensive realist" and believes that states do not simply balance, but because they want to survive in an anarchical system they get frequently aggressive. This is in contrast to Waltz, whom he describes as "defensive realist", who says that states primarily seek survival through balancing. Mearsheimer is an ardent critic of other IR theories (such as neoliberalism, constructivism etc.) and warns heavily of the Chinese rise in their relative power position. . Balance of power theory has been severely criticized since the end of the Cold War. Regions where BOP dynamic would have been expected, Central Asia for example after the Soviet left, did not experience it. This book analysis the theoretical and historical criticisms of balance of power theory and test whether the theory is still valid in the 21st century. . Waltz described IR in a systemic way, consisting of an anarchic structure and interacting units. His BOP-theory says that (smaller, weaker) states will balance the power or preponderance of more powerful ones to ensure that the latter do not become too powerful and dominate all other. For Waltz, a bipolar structure, as given in the Cold War, seems to be the best, i.e. the most peaceful one. Most relevant for his theory are Chapters 1 and 4–6. (BOT) theory, since some states do not balance each other, because they do not perceive one another as threats (e.g. the West in the Cold War, worked together against the Warsaw Pact, but didn't balance each other) – 'Balance of Power', Dictionary of the History of Ideas . . . (1953),. . .

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. Schroeder argues that the BOP system is inherently unstable and conflict-prone because particular nations tend to have differing conceptions of what constitutes a "balance"; he contends that the equilibrium achieved in Europe between 1815 and 1854 rested not upon a BOP but upon a generally recognized system of British and Russian hegemonies. .

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