Exam 2: Contending Perspectives on International Politics
Exam 1: Change and Continuity in International History45 Questions
Exam 2: Contending Perspectives on International Politics41 Questions
Exam 3: Power Politics41 Questions
Exam 4: War and Democracy41 Questions
Exam 5: War and Human Nature40 Questions
Exam 6: Free Trade40 Questions
Exam 7: The Imf, Global Inequality, and Development41 Questions
Exam 8: Globalization and Sovereignty41 Questions
Exam 9: International Law40 Questions
Exam 10: The United Nations and Humanitarian Intervention41 Questions
Exam 11: Nuclear Proliferation40 Questions
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Institutional liberalism advocates the creation of world government.
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Realists tend to stress the importance of _____________________, or the absence of a central political authority on global scale.
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Realists adhere to a generally optimistic/positive view of human nature.
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________________ is an approach to international relations with important intellectual roots in conservative social and political philosophy.
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Two of the most recent approaches to challenge more traditional perspectives on international relations are feminism and constructivism.Though there are some differences between these two perspectives, there are also some significant similarities.Compare and contrast these two recent additions to the debate.
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It is somewhat difficult to speak of a Marxist approach to international relations because
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According to a Marxist analysis, United States policies in the Persian Gulf as motivated by elite economic interests.
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Realism has long dominated thinking about international relations.As a result, alternative perspectives often attempt to counter directly what they regard as the main shortcomings of realist analyses.For each of these alternative perspectives, explain its main points of disagreement with realism.
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According to _____________________________ organizations such as the United Nations and the European Union help states overcome many of the uncertainties of international anarchy to achieve cooperative outcomes.
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According to realists, what are the consequences of international anarchy?
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The ___________________, ________________, and ____________________levels of analysis are different stages for thinking about international relations.
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According to _________________, the dynamics of international relations are shaped by the theories to which people adhere.
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Commerce is often cited as force for greater international peace by
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Realists argue that women in positions of power are more likely than men to start wars.
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Liberals see the basic nature and dynamics of international politics as unchanging.
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Liberals believe that as the world becomes more democratic, it will also become more peaceful.
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The belief that trade and commerce reduce the likelihood of war is most closely associated with a _________________ perspective on international relations.
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