Question 1

For constructivists,socialization to new norms

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A)  is unlikely to occur in the globalized world today. 
B)  can shape states' interests in a way that fosters cooperation. 
C)  results from economic interdependence. 
D)  is a reason cooperation is unlikely between states. 
A)  is unlikely to occur in the globalized world today. 
B)  can shape states' interests in a way that fosters cooperation. 
C)  results from economic interdependence. 
D)  is a reason cooperation is unlikely between states.

Question 2

According to liberal theorists,how does democracy help foster cooperation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Other states can observe the internal deliberation processes of democracies. 
B)  Democracies are less interdependent than nondemocracies. 
C)  Democratic leaders are inherently more cooperative than autocratic ones. 
D)  Liberal theorists do not believe democracy helps foster cooperation. 
A)  Other states can observe the internal deliberation processes of democracies. 
B)  Democracies are less interdependent than nondemocracies. 
C)  Democratic leaders are inherently more cooperative than autocratic ones. 
D)  Liberal theorists do not believe democracy helps foster cooperation.

Question 3

Constructivists point to the importance of ________ in fostering compliance with international law.

Accepted Answer

A)  national self-interest 
B)  respect for norms 
C)  power 
D)  international courts 
A)  national self-interest 
B)  respect for norms 
C)  power 
D)  international courts

Question 4

Which of the following is true of the realist view of cooperation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Realists believe that reciprocity prevents cooperation. 
B)  Realists believe that continuous interactions can help states overcome the relative gains problem. 
C)  Realists believe that noncooperation is the rational choice for states. 
D)  Realists believe that both states are better off if they both do not cooperate than if they both cooperate. 
A)  Realists believe that reciprocity prevents cooperation. 
B)  Realists believe that continuous interactions can help states overcome the relative gains problem. 
C)  Realists believe that noncooperation is the rational choice for states. 
D)  Realists believe that both states are better off if they both do not cooperate than if they both cooperate.

Question 5

There are no limitations on states' actions in its territorial waters.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 6

Lengthening the "shadow of the future"

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A)  creates an expectation for states that they will have repeated interactions. 
B)  creates an expectation for states that they will not cooperate in the future. 
C)  is not likely when states share membership in institutions. 
D)  decreases the potential for cooperation. 
A)  creates an expectation for states that they will have repeated interactions. 
B)  creates an expectation for states that they will not cooperate in the future. 
C)  is not likely when states share membership in institutions. 
D)  decreases the potential for cooperation.

Question 7

The two roles of the International Court of Justice (ICJ)are to

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A)  settle legal disputes between states and authorize the UN to impose sanctions on states that violate international law. 
B)  settle legal disputes between states and give advisory opinions on legal matters. 
C)  give advisory opinions on legal matters and authorize the UN to impose sanctions on states that violate international law. 
D)  settle legal disputes between states and if necessary ensure that rulings are carried out by imposing sanctions. 
A)  settle legal disputes between states and authorize the UN to impose sanctions on states that violate international law. 
B)  settle legal disputes between states and give advisory opinions on legal matters. 
C)  give advisory opinions on legal matters and authorize the UN to impose sanctions on states that violate international law. 
D)  settle legal disputes between states and if necessary ensure that rulings are carried out by imposing sanctions.

Question 8

According to constructivists,having convergent identities

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A)  makes cooperation less likely. 
B)  makes cooperation more likely. 
C)  makes conflict more likely. 
D)  does not influence the likelihood of conflict or cooperation. 
A)  makes cooperation less likely. 
B)  makes cooperation more likely. 
C)  makes conflict more likely. 
D)  does not influence the likelihood of conflict or cooperation.

Question 9

What role do international treaties play in fostering cooperation according to neoliberal institutionalists?

Accepted Answer

A)  They make reciprocity necessary. 
B)  They prevent reciprocity from being necessary. 
C)  They do not lengthen the shadow of the future. 
D)  They align expectations about cooperative behavior. 
A)  They make reciprocity necessary. 
B)  They prevent reciprocity from being necessary. 
C)  They do not lengthen the shadow of the future. 
D)  They align expectations about cooperative behavior.

Question 10

Which of the following best describes constructivists' view of the possibilities for cooperation between states?

Accepted Answer

A)  They believe conflict is more likely than cooperation between states. 
B)  They believe cooperation is more likely than conflict between states. 
C)  They are agnostic about whether conflict or cooperation is more likely between states. 
D)  They believe anarchy can be overcome by cooperation,reducing the need for future cooperation between states. 
A)  They believe conflict is more likely than cooperation between states. 
B)  They believe cooperation is more likely than conflict between states. 
C)  They are agnostic about whether conflict or cooperation is more likely between states. 
D)  They believe anarchy can be overcome by cooperation,reducing the need for future cooperation between states.

Question 11

There is a large body of international law in the world today.Do you think these laws are actually effective in influencing state behavior? Why or why not? Provide both theoretical reasoning for your answer and real-world examples to back up your argument.

Accepted Answer

The effectiveness of international law i

Question 12

Neorealism and neoliberal institutionalism have differing views on the possibility for international cooperation.Which do you think is more accurate in explaining cooperation among states today? In your response,be sure to highlight what each theory predicts about the potential for cooperation and cite real-world examples to back up your argument.

Accepted Answer

Neorealism and neoliberal institutionali

Question 13

Treaties only govern relations between states.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 14

The "adoption" of a treaty means that states have

Accepted Answer

A)  become legally bound by the treaty. 
B)  finished negotiating the treaty text. 
C)  ratified the treaty. 
D)  signed the treaty. 
A)  become legally bound by the treaty. 
B)  finished negotiating the treaty text. 
C)  ratified the treaty. 
D)  signed the treaty.

Question 15

Which of the following do neoliberal institutionalists argue can lead to cooperation?

Accepted Answer

A)  continuous interactions 
B)  shared identities 
C)  the lack of anarchy in the international system 
D)  irrationality 
A)  continuous interactions 
B)  shared identities 
C)  the lack of anarchy in the international system 
D)  irrationality

Question 16

Which of the following is true of China's actions in the South China Sea?

Accepted Answer

A)  An international court ruled that China violated international law with its actions,but China is not abiding by the decision. 
B)  An international court ruled that China violated international law with its actions,and China is changing its behavior to abide by the ruling. 
C)  An international court ruled that China did not violate international law with its actions. 
D)  An international court has never ruled on China's actions. 
A)  An international court ruled that China violated international law with its actions,but China is not abiding by the decision. 
B)  An international court ruled that China violated international law with its actions,and China is changing its behavior to abide by the ruling. 
C)  An international court ruled that China did not violate international law with its actions. 
D)  An international court has never ruled on China's actions.

Question 17

Realists believe that cooperation is difficult because states care about absolute gains.

Accepted Answer

A) True 
 B)False

Question 18

The U.S.concern that its industries would be less competitive if the United States,but not India and China,were to participate in environmental agreements

Accepted Answer

A)  illustrates the prisoner's dilemma problem. 
B)  shows that cooperation with environmental agreements is not possible. 
C)  illustrates the security dilemma. 
D)  illustrates the liberal view of the cooperation problem. 
A)  illustrates the prisoner's dilemma problem. 
B)  shows that cooperation with environmental agreements is not possible. 
C)  illustrates the security dilemma. 
D)  illustrates the liberal view of the cooperation problem.

Question 19

________ are designed to regularize cooperation between governments in the gathering of evidence in criminal investigations.

Accepted Answer

A)  Extradition treaties 
B)  Mutual legal assistance treaties 
C)  International courts 
D)  Transnational treaties 
A)  Extradition treaties 
B)  Mutual legal assistance treaties 
C)  International courts 
D)  Transnational treaties

Question 20

For constructivists,why does democracy foster cooperation?

Accepted Answer

A)  Democratic leaders are inherently more cooperative than autocratic leaders because they are elected. 
B)  Democracies are more transparent in their decision making processes than nondemocracies. 
C)  Democracies have very different identities. 
D)  Democracies share norms of nonviolent,compromise-oriented interactions. 
A)  Democratic leaders are inherently more cooperative than autocratic leaders because they are elected. 
B)  Democracies are more transparent in their decision making processes than nondemocracies. 
C)  Democracies have very different identities. 
D)  Democracies share norms of nonviolent,compromise-oriented interactions.

For constructivists,socialization to new norms

According to liberal theorists,how does democracy help foster cooperation?

Constructivists point to the importance of ________ in fostering compliance with international law.

Which of the following is true of the realist view of cooperation?

There are no limitations on states' actions in its territorial waters.

Lengthening the "shadow of the future"

The two roles of the International Court of Justice (ICJ)are to

According to constructivists,having convergent identities

What role do international treaties play in fostering cooperation according to neoliberal institutionalists?

Which of the following best describes constructivists' view of the possibilities for cooperation between states?

There is a large body of international law in the world today.Do you think these laws are actually effective in influencing state behavior? Why or why not? Provide both theoretical reasoning for your answer and real-world examples to back up your argument.

Treaties only govern relations between states.

The "adoption" of a treaty means that states have

Which of the following do neoliberal institutionalists argue can lead to cooperation?

Which of the following is true of China's actions in the South China Sea?

Realists believe that cooperation is difficult because states care about absolute gains.

The U.S.concern that its industries would be less competitive if the United States,but not India and China,were to participate in environmental agreements

________ are designed to regularize cooperation between governments in the gathering of evidence in criminal investigations.

For constructivists,why does democracy foster cooperation?

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Exam 7: International Cooperation and International Law

For constructivists,socialization to new norms

According to liberal theorists,how does democracy help foster cooperation?

Constructivists point to the importance of ________ in fostering compliance with international law.

Which of the following is true of the realist view of cooperation?

There are no limitations on states' actions in its territorial waters.

Lengthening the "shadow of the future"

The two roles of the International Court of Justice (ICJ)are to

According to constructivists,having convergent identities

What role do international treaties play in fostering cooperation according to neoliberal institutionalists?

Which of the following best describes constructivists' view of the possibilities for cooperation between states?

There is a large body of international law in the world today.Do you think these laws are actually effective in influencing state behavior? Why or why not? Provide both theoretical reasoning for your answer and real-world examples to back up your argument.

Treaties only govern relations between states.

The "adoption" of a treaty means that states have

Which of the following do neoliberal institutionalists argue can lead to cooperation?

Which of the following is true of China's actions in the South China Sea?

Realists believe that cooperation is difficult because states care about absolute gains.

The U.S.concern that its industries would be less competitive if the United States,but not India and China,were to participate in environmental agreements

________ are designed to regularize cooperation between governments in the gathering of evidence in criminal investigations.

For constructivists,why does democracy foster cooperation?

Approaches to International Relations

The Historical Context of Contemporary International Relations

International Relations Theories

Levels of Analysis

The State

War and Security

International Political Economy

Intergovernmental Organizations and Nongovernmental Organizations

Human Rights

Human Security: Migration, Global Health, and the Environment

Filters