Question 1

What does Hugo Grotius contribute to liberalism?

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Concepts of just war

Question 2

One of the assumptions of the prisoner's dilemma is that there are only ________ players.

Accepted Answer

A)  Two 
B)  Three 
C)  Four 
D)  Six 
A)  Two 
B)  Three 
C)  Four 
D)  Six

Question 3

List the core assumptions of liberalism.

Accepted Answer

Liberalism is a political and moral phil

Question 4

Member states joined OPEC to use the organization to further their mutual interests while at the same time putting measures in place to prevent any one member from taking advantage of the other members' willingness to cooperate. This illustrates which variant of liberalism?

Accepted Answer

A)  Regime theory 
B)  Classical liberalism 
C)  Democratic peace theory 
D)  Interdependence theory 
A)  Regime theory 
B)  Classical liberalism 
C)  Democratic peace theory 
D)  Interdependence theory

Question 5

When states are presumed to make the best possible decision, based on a set of priorities, they are described as

Accepted Answer

A)  Unitary actors. 
B)  Rational actors. 
C)  The hegemon. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  Unitary actors. 
B)  Rational actors. 
C)  The hegemon. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 6

__________ refers to the idea that there is a potential for mutual benefits in relationships between states, such as engaging in trade with states in the international system.

Accepted Answer

A)  Zero sum 
B)  Variable sum 
C)  Multiple sum 
D)  Negative sum 
A)  Zero sum 
B)  Variable sum 
C)  Multiple sum 
D)  Negative sum

Question 7

Define the concept of bandwagoning and its importance to realism.

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&When weak states seek to ally themselves

Question 8

The belief by developing countries that they should be allowed to pollute as a process of industrialization reflects which major theme?

Accepted Answer

A)  Conflict 
B)  Cooperation 
C)  Globalization 
D)  Fragmentation 
A)  Conflict 
B)  Cooperation 
C)  Globalization 
D)  Fragmentation

Question 9

Briefly explain what feminism offers international relations.

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Challenges traditional concept

Question 10

Constructivism suggests that

Accepted Answer

A)  States develop their identities and interests internally. 
B)  A state's identity and interests are exogenously given. 
C)  States are dominant actors in the international system. 
D)  All of the above. 
A)  States develop their identities and interests internally. 
B)  A state's identity and interests are exogenously given. 
C)  States are dominant actors in the international system. 
D)  All of the above.

Question 11

Explaining the climate change debate by looking at the role of the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd would be an example of the

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  Institutional level of analysis. 
A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  Institutional level of analysis.

Question 12

Explain why structural realists are concerned primarily with the concept of polarity among great powers (in your answer, you must discuss the concepts of bandwagoning and balancing).

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&Because they are examining the systemic

Question 13

______________ argued that a Leviathan was necessary to overcome the natural condition of man in a state of nature, whereas ____________ argued that man could overcome the same challenge through social contracts.

Accepted Answer

A)  Thomas Hobbes; John Locke 
B)  John Locke; Thomas Hobbes 
C)  Thomas Hobbes; Thomas Jefferson 
D)  John Locke; Thomas Jefferson 
A)  Thomas Hobbes; John Locke 
B)  John Locke; Thomas Hobbes 
C)  Thomas Hobbes; Thomas Jefferson 
D)  John Locke; Thomas Jefferson

Question 14

Which of the following theories does not neatly break down within the levels of analysis?

Accepted Answer

A)  Liberalism 
B)  Realism 
C)  Constructivism 
D)  Hegemonic-stability theory 
A)  Liberalism 
B)  Realism 
C)  Constructivism 
D)  Hegemonic-stability theory

Question 15

Country A is the hegemon and is in negotiations to create a regional trading bloc with Countries B, C, and D. Investigating the influence and pressure exerted by Country A on all other countries is an example of the

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  None of the above. 
A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  None of the above.

Question 16

Reliance on one's own capabilities because there is no higher authority to which to appeal is

Accepted Answer

A)  Self-help. 
B)  Zero-sum. 
C)  Confidence building. 
D)  Free riding. 
A)  Self-help. 
B)  Zero-sum. 
C)  Confidence building. 
D)  Free riding.

Question 17

Classical realists tend to rely on the

Accepted Answer

A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  Institutional level of analysis. 
A)  Individual level of analysis. 
B)  Domestic level of analysis. 
C)  System level of analysis. 
D)  Institutional level of analysis.

Question 18

Briefly explain constructivism.

Accepted Answer

@#LAT-DLM&States are not rational.
@#LAT-DLM&They

Question 19

Which variant of realism is concerned with polarity?

Accepted Answer

A)  Classical realism 
B)  Structural realism 
C)  Neoclassical realism 
D)  None of the above 
A)  Classical realism 
B)  Structural realism 
C)  Neoclassical realism 
D)  None of the above

Question 20

_______________ is offered as a metaphor for how difficult it is to achieve international cooperation in an anarchic system.

Accepted Answer

A)  Collective security 
B)  World systems theory 
C)  Prisoner's dilemma 
D)  Balance-of-power theory 
A)  Collective security 
B)  World systems theory 
C)  Prisoner's dilemma 
D)  Balance-of-power theory

What does Hugo Grotius contribute to liberalism?

One of the assumptions of the prisoner's dilemma is that there are only ________ players.

List the core assumptions of liberalism.

Member states joined OPEC to use the organization to further their mutual interests while at the same time putting measures in place to prevent any one member from taking advantage of the other members' willingness to cooperate. This illustrates which variant of liberalism?

When states are presumed to make the best possible decision, based on a set of priorities, they are described as

__________ refers to the idea that there is a potential for mutual benefits in relationships between states, such as engaging in trade with states in the international system.

Define the concept of bandwagoning and its importance to realism.

The belief by developing countries that they should be allowed to pollute as a process of industrialization reflects which major theme?

Briefly explain what feminism offers international relations.

Constructivism suggests that

Explaining the climate change debate by looking at the role of the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd would be an example of the

Explain why structural realists are concerned primarily with the concept of polarity among great powers (in your answer, you must discuss the concepts of bandwagoning and balancing).

__ argued that a Leviathan was necessary to overcome the natural condition of man in a state of nature, whereas argued that man could overcome the same challenge through social contracts.

Which of the following theories does not neatly break down within the levels of analysis?

Country A is the hegemon and is in negotiations to create a regional trading bloc with Countries B, C, and D. Investigating the influence and pressure exerted by Country A on all other countries is an example of the

Reliance on one's own capabilities because there is no higher authority to which to appeal is

Classical realists tend to rely on the

Briefly explain constructivism.

Which variant of realism is concerned with polarity?

_______________ is offered as a metaphor for how difficult it is to achieve international cooperation in an anarchic system.

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What does Hugo Grotius contribute to liberalism?

One of the assumptions of the prisoner's dilemma is that there are only ________ players.

List the core assumptions of liberalism.

Member states joined OPEC to use the organization to further their mutual interests while at the same time putting measures in place to prevent any one member from taking advantage of the other members' willingness to cooperate. This illustrates which variant of liberalism?

When states are presumed to make the best possible decision, based on a set of priorities, they are described as

__________ refers to the idea that there is a potential for mutual benefits in relationships between states, such as engaging in trade with states in the international system.

Define the concept of bandwagoning and its importance to realism.

The belief by developing countries that they should be allowed to pollute as a process of industrialization reflects which major theme?

Briefly explain what feminism offers international relations.

Constructivism suggests that

Explaining the climate change debate by looking at the role of the Australian prime minister Kevin Rudd would be an example of the

Explain why structural realists are concerned primarily with the concept of polarity among great powers (in your answer, you must discuss the concepts of bandwagoning and balancing).

______________ argued that a Leviathan was necessary to overcome the natural condition of man in a state of nature, whereas ____________ argued that man could overcome the same challenge through social contracts.

Which of the following theories does not neatly break down within the levels of analysis?

Country A is the hegemon and is in negotiations to create a regional trading bloc with Countries B, C, and D. Investigating the influence and pressure exerted by Country A on all other countries is an example of the

Reliance on one's own capabilities because there is no higher authority to which to appeal is

Classical realists tend to rely on the

Briefly explain constructivism.

Which variant of realism is concerned with polarity?

_______________ is offered as a metaphor for how difficult it is to achieve international cooperation in an anarchic system.

World Politics: Complexity and Competing Processes

World Politics and Economics: 1648 1945

World Politics and Economics: the Cold War

Imperialism and Its Survivors

Globalization and Fragmentation in a New World Order: 1991 to the Present

Security Theory and Practice

Contemporary Security Issues

World Politics: Trade and Investment

World Politics: Development

Human Issues: Demographic Trends

Resource Issues

Global Governance: International Law and Organizations

World Politics in Context

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__ argued that a Leviathan was necessary to overcome the natural condition of man in a state of nature, whereas argued that man could overcome the same challenge through social contracts.