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Realism as a School of International Relations | U5 Lec. 2 | Origin & Basic | Political Science UGC

Realism is one of the most influential schools of thought in International Relations. It emphasizes power, national interest, and the central role of the state in global politics. In this lecture (Unit 5 – Lecture 2), we focus on Realism as a school of International Relations, discussing its origin and historical development along with the basic assumptions of realist theory. The lecture explains how realism views international politics as a struggle for power among states operating in an anarchic international system. This topic is highly important for UGC NET Political Science, especially under Unit 5: International Relations. 👨‍🏫 Key Areas Covered Meaning of Realism in International Relations Origin of Realism as an IR School Historical Roots of Realist Thought Basic Assumptions of Realism Power Politics and National Interest State-Centric Nature of International Politics This lecture is highly useful for UGC NET Political Science (Paper 2), SET, MA Political Science students, and other competitive examinations, as it directly aligns with Unit 5: International Relations. 📌 Join my Telegram Channel for Notes & PDFs: 👉 https://t.me/drpoonamgulia #cuet #ugcnet #politicalscience #realism #internationalrelations #neorealism #realistic #powerpolitics #ugcnetpoliticalscience