Are their any similarities between Realism and Neoliberalism?

Answer 1

Realism and neoliberalism are the same thing. Neoconservativism on the otherhand was born in China of socialist roots. The basic idea in the US is that they can have "New Deal" without paying the cost. This is not reality!
Neoconservative http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neoconservative_-_Paleoconservative_Conflict


Neoliberalism is an economic and political movement based on economic liberalism .


Ethics

* Moral realism, the view in philosophy that there are objective moral values, and a rejection of moral relativism.

Political

Political realism, a set of theories in international relations that share a common belief that the primary motivation of states is the desire for military and economic power or security, rather than ideals or ethics.

Liberal realism, a branch of 'political realism' that maintains that, despite the condition of 'international anarchy', there exists a 'society of states'.

Answer 2

There has never been ANY similarities between liberalism and realism. The liberal feels gov't is a positive force, and should have more influence in our lives. I can think of nothing so removed from reality.

Answer 3

Assuming neoliberalism to mean an extremely left liberal like a neocon is extremely to the right, my answer would be that for me, the more liberal you are, the more real truth you seek... there's a similarity.

Answer 4

I can't imagine there's any similarities between the two in 21st c Britain! I think we've all had a bellyful on anything thing with the word 'liberal' in it and would welcome a hefty dose of realism from our politicians.

Answer 5

Many

Answer 6

Nothing apparent.

Answer 7

google...