Exam 12: War and Peace in the Modern Age
Exam 1: Games Politicians Play28 Questions
Exam 2: Politics and Choice27 Questions
Exam 3: Political Science: Components, Tasks, and Controversies24 Questions
Exam 4: The Physical, Social, and Cultural Environment of Politics32 Questions
Exam 5: The Quest for the Good Political Life30 Questions
Exam 6: Liberal Democracy25 Questions
Exam 7: Democratic Socialism and Communism: Ideologies of the Left28 Questions
Exam 8: Key Dilemmas: Political Form, Culture, and Values27 Questions
Exam 9: American Politics and Government28 Questions
Exam 10: Comparative Politics26 Questions
Exam 11: International Politics and the Global Community32 Questions
Exam 12: War and Peace in the Modern Age29 Questions
Exam 13: The Battle on Behalf of Human Rights29 Questions
Exam 14: The Struggle for Economic Well-Being25 Questions
Exam 15: The Imperative of Ecological Health28 Questions
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It is asserted that conventional wars during the twentieth century were very costly in a number of ways. Write an essay that discusses this issue and the different ways that we assess war costs.
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According to the authors, which of the following statements would likely be true about a new international balance of power?
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One of the most significant and influential books advocating functionalism as a viable approach to peace is A Working Peace System: An Argument for the Functional Development of International Organization. The author of the book is ______.
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The United Nations' collective security operation against Iraq in response to Iraq's 1991 invasion of Kuwait was carried out under Chapter ______ of the UN Charter.
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The theory positing that the world would be better off if it were organized around the fulfillment of basic human needs is called ___________________________.
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Discuss some of the reasons that cyberwar is such a big concern for the international community.
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The authors present several alternative approaches to a more peaceful world, including a new balance of power, United Nations' third-party activities, collective security, global economic integration, functionalism, and nonviolent civilian defense. Which of these approaches appeals to you most, and why?
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One of the most powerful advocates of nonviolence and author of the book Exploring Nonviolent Alternatives is _______________.
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Some believe that global economic integration will reduce international conflict. Why might that be the case? What criticism can you make against this belief?
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