Exam 2: Theory and World Politics

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Weak states allying themselves with a more powerful economy to reap the benefits of trade is an example of

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All of the theories of global politics assume that states are rational except

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Which of the following levels of analysis allows for the greater ability to provide for a more generalizable explanation of a particular political phenomenon?

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Which two concepts are considered synonymous?

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Briefly explain how a world systems theorist would view a free-trade agreement.

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Explain the difference between zero sum and variable sum.

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Despite challenges to the claim of climate change, internationally

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Governments ruled by or subject to religious authority are

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Explain the prisoner's dilemma.

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The school of thought that argues that anarchy and violence of the international system can be overcome by international institutions promoting cooperation is called

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Explain the concept of parsimony and generalizability and how these concepts relate to the levels of analysis.

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Theorists who focus on uneven economic development and the exploitation of the developing world adhere to which theory in international relations?

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Define a regime, and give at least two examples.

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The UNFCCC is an international institution that promotes

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The idea that anarchy is simply what individuals make of it reflects the

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Explain how regime theory addresses the issue of anarchy. In your answer, be sure to include an example of a regime.

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Policy makers such as George Kennan and Henry Kissinger are associated with which international relations theory?

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___________ refers to factors that are considered adequate for determining a specific outcome; that is, these factors must be present to achieve the outcome.

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An early philosopher in the liberal vein, Hugo Grotius, wrote about all of the following except

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Explain, collectively, what the critical theories of constructivism, feminism, and world systems theory offer as a challenge to the major theories of realism and liberalism. In your opinion, are any of these theories convincing? Explain.

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