Ανάλυση της ισχύος, εξουσίας και στρατηγικής στις διεθνείς σχέσεις μέσω της φιλοσοφικής διατριβής

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Διεθνείς σχέσεις ; Διπλωματία ; Ιστορία ; Φιλοσοφία ; Πατριάρχης Φώτιος ; Αριστοτέλης ; Πλάτωνας ; Σωκράτης ; Ισχύς ; Στρατηγική ; Εξουσία ; Θωμάς Ακινάτης ; Sun Tzu ; Carl von Clausewitz ; Πολιτικός ρεαλισμός ; Ρεαλισμός ; Machiavelli ; Thomas Hobbes ; Θουκυδίδης ; Μεσαιωνική πολιτική σκέψη ; Πολιτική σκέψηAbstract
Man, in order to free himself from a random and violent natural death, created organized society. The present situation would provide the freedom to pursue the respective goods in an organized and legal environment. Over time, oligopoly societies evolved into multidimensional organizations that placed power and sustainability as foundational components. The cities became states which in turn owed to the perpetuation of a powerful state apparatus. For Aristotle, the orator who is to give advice on war and peace must recognize every aspect of power that surrounds a city-state. Having understood the domestic power, the orator, owes to the broadening of the horizon by examining the power of all the neighboring cities in order to foresee the imbalance in the balance of power. Through the use of inductive reasoning, this diploma thesis will carry out the methodological disassembly of human behavior in order to delve into the nature of contemporary international relations. The anthropological primacy of the will to power is, inevitably, the driving force behind the evolutionary course of the political mind. Placing man as a micrograph of society, the present work will examine the forms of power, authority and strategy as understood through the eyes of Socrates, Thomas Hobbes, Thucydides, Patriarch Photius, Thomas Aquinas but and Machiavelli in order to understand the philosophical continuity that governs the personalities in question. Finally, the project will insist on the historical evolution of the nature of strategy. Through the deconstruction of the strategy of the self, the course will be set to achieve the domestic and foreign strategy that the state promotes to ensure continuity within history.