How is it that realism and idealism offer objective accounts of IR while constructivism offers an intersubjective account?
We have distinguished between different ways of thinking about realty in terms of the distinction between objectivity and intersubjectivity. How is it that realism and idealism offer objective accounts of IR while constructivism offers an intersubjective account? What can an intersubjective account of IR add to the objective understandings of IR developed by realism and idealism?
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