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Power is the currency of international relations, and states are driven above all to maximise how much of it they control.

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  1. John Mearsheimer

    Professor of political science at the University of…

    I believe that power is the currency of international relations, and by that I mean that states are deeply interested in the balance of power and they're interested in maximizing how much power they control.

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