KnowraGreat powerLinked fromLinked fromThe 9 pages that link to Great power, each with the reason it gives.All 9Broader topic 1Related 3Narrower topic 4Compared with 1Realism (international relations)Narrower topic: Realism particularly emphasizes the strategic interaction of states with the greatest capabilities.Treaty of San StefanoNarrower topic: Great-power rivalry forced the San Stefano settlement to be renegotiated.Sphere of influenceNarrower topic: Spheres of influence are typically claimed or contested by states with substantial power.MultipolarityBroader topic: Great powers are the principal actors counted as poles in many accounts of multipolarity.First Silesian WarRelated: The conquest helped establish Prussia as a European great power.Offensive realismRelated: The theory's central claims concern the choices and competition of the system's strongest states.International orderRelated: Great powers often set, uphold, or contest the order’s terms.Post–Cold War eraNarrower topic: Shifts among major powers shape competing accounts of the era's endpoint.Regional powerCompared with: Great powers have broader reach, while regional powers are principally influential in a particular region.