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A renowned [[International Relations|international relations]] theorist and proponent of the neorealist school of thought. Mearsheimer is best known for his book, ''The Tragedy of Great [[Power Politics]]'' (2001), in which he elaborates the concept of offensive realism, focusing exclusively on the future of US-China relations. His research interests cover [[international Security|international security]], deterrence theory and [[Balance of Power|balance of power]]. Mearsheimer is the author of five books including Conventional Deterrence (1983), ''The Israel Lobby and [[US Foreign Policy]]'' (2007) co-authored with Stephen Walt, and ''Why Leaders Lie: The Truth about Lying in International Politics'' (2011). He is a Professor of Political Science and co-director of the Program on International security at the University of Chicago. | A renowned [[International Relations|international relations]] theorist and proponent of the neorealist school of thought. Mearsheimer is best known for his book, ''The Tragedy of Great [[Power Politics]]'' (2001), in which he elaborates the concept of offensive realism, focusing exclusively on the future of US-China relations. His research interests cover [[international Security|international security]], deterrence theory and [[Balance of Power|balance of power]]. Mearsheimer is the author of five books including Conventional Deterrence (1983), ''The Israel Lobby and [[US Foreign Policy]]'' (2007) co-authored with Stephen Walt, and ''Why Leaders Lie: The Truth about Lying in International Politics'' (2011). He is a Professor of Political Science and co-director of the Program on International security at the University of Chicago. | ||
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