The "cat theory of geopolitics" is an analogy comparing states to cats—independent, self-interested, and unpredictable. Used to explain alliances and power shifts, it suggests nations act on instinct and advantage, not loyalty. Realists and analysts benefit, as it simplifies forecasting in a multipolar world.
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