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In this study, the will to power in Nietzsche's philosophy has been debated in relation to the new paradigm, in particular, in the basic arguments of the discipline of international relations. This study will approach these discussions mostly in reference to names such as E.H. Carr, Morgenthau, Waltz, etc., in the context of realist paradigm. The concept of "will to power" will be evaluated from the perspective of international relations, and the distinctive role of the "will to power" in terms of breaking points will be determined. The claim that the new paradigm that Nietzsche puts forward with the idea of the will to power combines the perspective based on conflict and ongoing conflict of interest with a multidisciplinary point of view will be discussed. The main objective of the study is to bring about a new breakthrough to the discussions in international relations discipline specifically within the frame of realist paradigm, through Nietzsche's political philosophy, which is rarely discussed in this area, and discuss the common points between the concept of power in realism and Nietzsche's idea of will to power. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This paper aims at examining the probability of justice in global context. It can be argued that the Rawlsian argument on global justice might be so optimistic with regard to both internal and external dynamics of liberal societies. Yet it is a well-known fact that Rawlsian categorization in his book called The Law of Peoples merits to be mentioned in order to improve the global justice. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]