Problem
1. "The assumptions underlying Realist approaches correctly describe the realities of international relations today - the acute insecurity caused by the anarchical system, and the drive for survival and domination.
Realism helps us understand why states are forever doomed to competition and conflict, and why there is such little hope for states to achieve significant, long-lasting cooperation.
Realism is an enduring paradigm, as the behavior of nations, and especially great powers, has not changed for centuries, and never will. Realism is the most fruitful way to understand international relations."
2. Cover both sides, in a balanced manner.
3. Grapples with arguments on both sides, also presents strong and thoughtful analysis.
4. Proper emphasis on the most important arguments.
5. Five pages and double space.