Kenneth Waltz and the limits of explanatory theory in international relations by Humphreys, A, Humphreys, Adam

“…<p>Kenneth Waltz's seminal work <em>Theory of international politics</em> (1979) conceptualizes international relations as a complex system in which the structure of the system and the interacting units (sovereign states) that comprise it are mutually affecting. …”

Structuralisme et néoréalisme dans le champ des relations internationales. Le cas de Kenneth Waltz by Alexis Cartonnet

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International Anarchy Revisited: A Critique on Waltz’s Interpretation of Rousseau by Mireille Marcia Karman

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A Comparative Study of Realism from the Perspective of Waltz and Ferdowsi by Mahdi Zolfaghari, Ali Gholamalipor, Mohsen Baiat

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Llevando la Economía al realismo estructural: diferenciación y diálogo de asimetrías entre estructuras políticas y económicas en la estratificación de las jerarquías internacionale... by Lucas DE OLIVEIRA PAES

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CAUZELE RĂZBOIULUI DIN UCRAINA DIN PERSPECTIVA NIVELURILOR DE ANALIZĂ by Arthur-Viorel TULUȘ

“…Kenneth Waltz, helped by David Singer, introduced the concept of levels of analysis, to explain international events, such as the war, from different points of view. …”
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Aliance Behavior of States in Balance of Power Theory by Maroš Lauer

“…Using advanced quantitative methods, this study builds on Stephan Walt’s concept of balance of threat, which is derived from an original theory of Kenneth Waltz, and examines the relation between two types of states’ behaviour (balancing and bandwagoning) and the factors influencing the tendency of a state to choose one or the other. …”
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„Cunoastem ceea ce vedem sau vedem ceea ce stim?”. Evolutia explicatiei în relatiile internationale. Morgenthau, Waltz, Wendt by Magdalena ALBULESCU

“…The present paper intends to identify some perspectives on theoretical validation and application of scientific methods in two major currents: realism (in two of his hypostases: classical realism theorized by Hans Morghentau, neorealism as developed by Kenneth Waltz) and Alexander Wendt’s constructivism. …”
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The ‘shifting’ nature of theory in International Relations: why the future of the discipline is its Waltzian past by Eben Coetzee, Hussein Solomon

“… Within the discipline of International Relations (IR), ‘new’ conceptions of theory, specifically those subscribing to, on the one hand, an inductivist and empiricist conception of theory, and, on the other hand, a conception of theory as a loose collection of variables, have ostensibly challenged the conception of theory as advanced by Kenneth Waltz. The latter’s conception of theory, deeply embedded within the philosophy-of-science literature, illustrates that the essential qualities of theories are wholly irreconcilable with the conception(s) of theory as advanced by current scholars within the discipline. …”
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A Constant State of War Or A Dog Eat Dog System? by Nathan Andrews

“…This paper investigates realism, particularly the realism of Hans Morgenthau and Kenneth Waltz, to ascertain the extent to which the assumptions these authors present explain the nature and scope of international relations. …”
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The ‘shifting’ nature of theory in International Relations: why the future of the discipline is its Waltzian past by Eben Coetzee, Hussein Solomon

“… Within the discipline of International Relations (IR), ‘new’ conceptions of theory, specifically those subscribing to, on the one hand, an inductivist and empiricist conception of theory, and, on the other hand, a conception of theory as a loose collection of variables, have ostensibly challenged the conception of theory as advanced by Kenneth Waltz. The latter’s conception of theory, deeply embedded within the philosophy-of-science literature, illustrates that the essential qualities of theories are wholly irreconcilable with the conception(s) of theory as advanced by current scholars within the discipline. …”
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The reception of Thucydides in the history of international relations by Keene, E

“…Halle, and on realist theorists such as Robert Gilpin, Kenneth Thompson, Kenneth Waltz, and Martin Wight.…”

Uluslararası Politikada Sistem Düşüncesi by Süleyman Elik

“…Morton Kaplandan sonra uluslararası siyasete üst seviyeden bir bakış, Kenneth Waltz tarafından yapılmıştır. O dünya siyasetinde Soğuk Savaş dönemini açıklayarak tepeden bir bakış açısı sunmuştur. …”
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El poder en la era de la transnacionalidad o las construcciones del poder by Olga Aikin Araluce

“…Se revisa la visión neorrealista de Kenneth Waltz; la visión novedosa que aportó en los años setenta del siglo pasado el paradigma de la sociedad mundial de la mano de Robert Keohane y Joseph Nye; así como las ideas del constructivista Alexander Wendt, de Robert Cox desde la teoríacrítica, Susan Strange desde la escuela inglesa, y Manuel Castells desde la sociología política. …”
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Afrophobia, “black on black” violence and the new racism in South Africa: the nexus between adult education and mutual co-existence by David Addae, Kofi Poku Quan-Baffour

“…In this paper, we employ Kenneth Waltz’s levels of analysis as an analytical framework to examine the conceptualisations of Afrophobia, “black on black” violence and the so-called new racism in South Africa. …”
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The impact of Arab Revolution on the security of the Arabian Gulf: The Yemeni Revolution as a model by Saleh Zaid Al-Otaibi

“…In addition, it depended on the realistic approach to explain the security state at the national and regional level of the Arab Gulf countries within light of regional anarchy, security competition and Iranian support to Houthis “Non-State Actors” (Kenneth Waltz), as well as the offensive realism (John Mearsheimer). …”
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Examining China’s Behavioral Pattern in Relation to America and Structural order: Challenges and Consequences by hossein delavar, Rashid Recabian

“…The structure of the international system is considered as the most important variable in the paradigm of structural realism.Kenneth Waltz’s theory of international politics offers a clear example of defensive structural realism. …”
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