le, the Dependica theory implies that the richer countries makes use of the underdeveloped countries for the production of goods because of the cheap labour and resources and then sell these goods at higher prices elsewhere and even to these countries thus making the underdeveloped countries dependent.In my opinion, Marxism seems to be the most relevant political theory, which revolves around a factor that is especially relevant today, and that it the economy. However, countries like Singapore and United Arab Emirates have jumped from their Third World Countries status to almost the level of First World Countries, within thirty to forty years, structuralism does not explain this, because says that third world countries continue to remain poor and First World Countries will remain rich.ConclusionTo conclude, I personally feel that there is no single theory to explain every relevant factor and occurrence in todays world of politics. All of the theories tend to have explanations for one or more major incidents in history, like uprisings, wars and military actions, but leave no explanations for others. All these theories themselves are extremist views of international relations, they were developed or modified only when something drastic in the world occurred.Despite of all the various political theories and analysis of international relations, it is still a phenomenon which is very unpredictable and situational. But in spite of this, these theories are still relevant and important because they help to establish a proper framework for analyzing international relations. I also feel that a combination of these theories would be more successful in understanding and implementing in international relations rather than focusing and practicing one of the theories.---xx--- ...
