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THE BEST PROOF THAT E.H. CARR HAS WRITTEN A TRUE "CLASSIC" IS THAT "THE TWENTY YEARS' CRISIS" PROVIDES MUCH FOOD FOR THOUGHT EVEN NOW WHEN SOME OF ITS ALLEGED FOUNDATIONAL VERITIES HAVE BECOME PROBLEMATIC. THIS ARTICLE ENGAGES IN AN ANALYSIS OF DISCIPLINARY UNDERSTANDINGS AND BY SUBJECTING SOME OF THE CONCEPTS THAT DOMINATE THE CONTEMPORARY DEBATE TO FURTHER SCRUTINY. THE AUTHOR TRACES THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE DISCIPLINE OF INTERNATIONAL POLITICS. HE SHOWS THE ODDLY PARASITIC CHARACTER THAT EVOLVED BETWEEN "REALISM" AND "INTERNATIONAL LAW" AS THEY LOST THEIR GROUNDING IN POLITICAL PRAXIS.