Exam 3: International Relations Theories
Exam 1: Approaches to International Relations 60 Questions
Exam 2: The Historical Context of Contemporary International Relations65 Questions
Exam 3: International Relations Theories65 Questions
Exam 4: Levels of Analysis65 Questions
Exam 5: The State65 Questions
Exam 6: War and Security65 Questions
Exam 7: International Cooperation and International Law65 Questions
Exam 8: International Political Economy65 Questions
Exam 9: Intergovernmental Organizations and Nongovernmental Organizations65 Questions
Exam 10: Human Rights66 Questions
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Which theory argues that the amount of peace and war in the international system depends on the distribution of power in the system?
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The fact that Russia's military actions in Ukraine in 2014 helped develop a reputation showing a willingness to engage in conflict would be highlighted by
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Which of the following is associated most closely with realist thinking?
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Radical theorists emphasize the fact that the meanings of objects and concepts are constructed through social interaction.
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The term international institutions is used by international relations scholars to refer to
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Different theories disagree on the role and importance of economic factors in international relations.Which of the following is a correct portrayal of these theories' views?
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Realists argue that states' concern with relative gains will undermine international cooperation.What do they mean by this?
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To explain the 2014 Russia-Ukraine conflict,a liberal would highlight
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The liberal theorists with a "bottom-up" view of international politics believe
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Which of the following is an essential assumption of realism?
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There are several variants of theories within the liberal perspective.Some treat the state as a unitary,while others focus on domestic politics.Some focus on the role of democracy,while others focus on the role of interdependence.Identify for yourself three different theoretical "branches" that you see within the liberal perspective.Discuss the assumptions of each,and explain their similarities and differences.Given these similarities and differences,why do you think they are all included together under the overarching perspective of "liberalism"?
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The idea that the international system is "anarchic," as posited by realists,means that
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Realists view power as stemming from ________,while constructivists view power a stemming from ________.
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There are different realist arguments,some of which offer very different prescriptions for appropriate foreign policy.
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The analysis of economic classes produced by the capitalist system is fundamentally important to which of the following theoretical perspectives?
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When the United States supported China to exert leverage over the Soviet Union and supported Pakistan to offset India's growing power,this was an example of carrying out a policy based on the idea of ________.
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Realists argue that states are focused on relative gains because
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"Realism is not realistic." Construct an argument that either defends or criticizes this statement.In your response,include a review of realism's basic assumptions,and offer an interpretation of a current international event that supports your position.
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