<p>@quote: <strong>'The end of the Cold War, we were told, dealt a death blow to Realism in International Relations. Recent work on Carr and Morgenthau - and now this outstanding volume on Waltz brought to us by one of the major figures in the field - proves otherwise. An indispensable work on the single most important post-war figure in the field of International Relations. Essential reading.’</strong> <em>Prof. Mick Cox, London School of Economics</em></p><p><strong>'If you want to understand realism you must read Kenneth Waltz. If you want to understand realism and Kenneth Waltz, you must read this book. Its star-studded cast-list ensures that no angle of the subject is left uncovered'</strong>. <em>Prof. Christopher Hill, University of Cambridge</em></p><p><strong>‘Realism and World Politics is a critical but appreciative analysis of Waltz’s thinking from Man, the State, and War through Theory of International Politics and beyond. No thinker since 1979 has so captured the imagination and critical thinking of the field of IR as Waltz. With the advantage of hindsight, the contributors show that there is still much to learn from Waltz, much to build on, and much to ponder. Followers and critics alike will want to read this book.’</strong> <em>Prof. John A. Vasquez, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign</em></p><p><strong>'In this fine volume, Kenneth Booth has brought together leading theorists<br />of international politics to assess the work of Kenneth Waltz. Their <br />excellent essays clearly demonstrate how profound and enduring Waltz's<br />influence has been on the study of international politics. I learned much from reading them, and I know others will also.'</strong> <em>Prof. Robert J. Art, Brandeis University</em></p><p><strong>'This book offeres a key to the core concerns of the discipline of international relations (IR) today, namely how to understand the system within which the states of the globe interact.'</strong> <em>Jan-Erik Lan, University of Freiburg</em></p>