Transcript International Relations

International anarchy could be
best defined as:
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Chaos
Multilateralism
No world government
Government by the
United Nations
• No world government
Which of the following is a
tangible power resource?
• Quality of a state’s
bureaucracy
• total GDP
• strength of the
scientific base
• patriotism
• Total GDP
According to realists
• Landlocked states can
be more powerful than • States act like rational
individuals in pursuing
states with a coastline
national interests
• a state’s power is best
determined by the size
of its territory
• human nature is
essentially good
• states acts like rational
individuals in pursuing
national interests
_____ refers to the number of
independent power centers that
exist in the international system
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Power distribution
Security community
Hegemony
Polarity
• polarity
Which type of feminist believes
men and women are equal?
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Postmodern
revolutionary
standpoint
liberal
• liberal
A set of rules, norms and
procedures around which the
expectations of actors converge
in a certain issue area is?
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Collective security
an international law
common security
an international
regime
• An international
regime
A concept that conceives of peace
as something more than the
absence of war is
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World government
positive peace
anti-militarism
common peace
• Positive peace
____ are tangible or intangible
goods created by the members of
a group, which are available to all
group members, regardless of
their individual contributions
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Pacifist
free rider
collective
socialist
• collective
The ___ model explains foreign
policy decision making as a result
of bargaining among the various
government agencies that have
somewhat divergent interests and
responsibilities in the outcome
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Interagency
rational actor
organizational process
bureaucratic politics
• Bureaucratic politics
The tendency for groups to
validate wrong decisions,
convincing each other that a
wrong idea is right is known as
• Satisficing behavior
• standard operating
procedures
• operational codes
• groupthink
• groupthink
Propaganda is?
• The validation of
wrong decisions
• the public promotion
of a government’s
official line
• the result of increased
public support for
government leaders
during wartime
• decision-making based
on moral obligations
• The public promotion
of a government’s
official line
Which of the following
components is not included in the
definition of a state?
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Territory
culture
government
people
• culture
Which was not created in the
aftermath of WW2?
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United Nations
GATT
WTO
Bretton Woods
International
Monetary System
• WTO
Lenin argued imperialism is
• The highest stage of
capitalism
• the cause of global
war
• a tool to pacify
workers
• all of the above
• All of the above
Dependency theorists argue
• All countries pass
through the same
stages of economic
development
• development is
distorted by the major
economic powers
• free trade promotes
economic growth
• all of the above
• Development is
distorted by the major
powers
Third World states that have
achieved self-sustaining capital
accumulation, with impressive
economic growth are known as
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LDCs
NICs
The Periphery
Group of 77
• NICs
Which of the following is not a
just war principle?
• Prevention of
genocide
• protection of
sovereignty
• historical claims
• self-defense
• Historical claims
The argument that regimes are
most effective when power in the
international system is most
concentrated is?
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Bipolarity
Idealism
Hegemonic Stability
Multipolarity
• Hegemonic stability
The EU is an example of an
• International
Organization
• Non-state actor
• Alliance
• Supranational
organization
• Supranational
organization
The differences among national
cultures is know as
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Xenophobia
Cultural relativism
Cultural imperialism
Nationalism
• Cultural relativism
The seizure of political power by
domestic military forces is
known as
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Epistemic community
Revolution
Coup d’état
Totalitarianism
• Coup d’état
The argument that the world’s
population would outstrip the
food supply was first put forward
by?
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Thomas Malthus
David Ricardo
Adam Smith
Karl Marx
• Thomas Malthus
An economic theory based on
accumulation of state economic
power is
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Protectionism
Mercantilism
Neo-realism
Functionalism
• Mercantilism
Which of the following is not a
weapon of mass destruction
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Chemical weapons
Biological weapons
Conventional weapons
Nuclear weapons
• Conventional weapons
A war which is sponsored by
other states is called a?
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Limited war
Just war
Civil war
Proxy war
• Proxy war
The theory that is based on
seeking long term mutual gains
rather than maximizing short
term individual goals is?
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Neocolonialism
Neorealism
Neofunctionalism
Neoliberalism
• Neoliberalism
The personal values that scholars
bring to their studies are known
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Empirical values
normative values
realism
collective goods
• Normative values
Which of the following is not an
example of a non-governmental
organization (NGO)?
• International Red
Cross (Crescent)
• Amnesty International
• Greenpeace
• World Health
Organization
• World Health
Organization