Porumbescu A. Realist diplomacy the Cold War era
3. Offensive Realism The USSR during the Cold War era can be describe as having a foreign policy dominated by offensive realism, which, unlike the defensive, implies that a state can only achieve a certain level of security by pursuing an offensive strategy by which the aim is to maximize its power and influence its rivals (Layne, 2011: p. 75). ................
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