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Theory Review - International Relations
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What is the mnemonic device for CONSTRUCTIVISM?
PHIIIRE
SSSSS
IBIDS
aPPLES
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What is the mnemonic device for FEMINISM?
SSSSS
CRIISP
Core/Periphery
aPPLES
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What is Sovereignty?
A country's authority to govern itself
A country's borders and coastline
A country's Head of State and congress
All the natural resources of a country
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What is the mnemonic device for LIBERALISM?
IBIDS
Core/Periphery
SSSSS
PHIIIRE
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What is the mnemonic device for REALISM?
PHIIRE
SSSSS
CRIISP
Core/Periphery
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What is the mnemonic device for MARXIST I.R.?
IBIDS
PHIIIRE
Core/Periphery
SSSSS
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President Kennedy's moon speech is an example of ________________.
ethical Liberalism
standpoint Feminism
Constructivist discourse
power Realism
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What is Intersubjectivity?
the objective of a country's Constructivism
events shared & experienced by many people
national identity, like flags and anthems
the authority of a country to govern itself
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According to Constructivists, countries 'do what they do' in order to ...
act like cosmopolitans
fulfill their national identity as constructed through discourse
prevent war through demonstration of power
help other countries make progress
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What is an example of Liberalism ("making things better")?
U.S. Army helping Nepal after an earthquake
Cuba exporting its doctors and medical staff
Turkey providing safe places for Syrian refugees
All of the above
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According to World Systems theorists, why do countries 'do what they do'?
Either to resist their place in the capitalist economy or to exploit it
To use their natural resources and exercise their power.
To construct an image of themselves that "fits" their identity.
To make rational and ethical decisions that ensure progressive policies.
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What Cosmopolitan idea asserts that all people on the planet deserve full human rights?
the Bankruptcy Claim
Worker's Compensation Claim
the Universalist Claim
Insurance Claim
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What do Feminist IR theorists do?
Study female contributions
Criticize Realism and militaries
Criticize world capitalism
Interpret what countries do regarding gender oppression
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What is the mnemonic device for COSMOPOLITANISM?
SSSSS
CRIISP
Core/Periphery
PHIIIRE
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According to Realists, countries 'do what they do' in order to ...
create a social construct
not oppress women
make things better
use or defend their power
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What is the essential question for this course?
Which countries have the most power?
What are the best current events?
Why do countries 'do what they do'?
What is Realism?
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What do Cosmopolitans focus on?
Intersubjectivity and National Paraphernalia
Sovereignty and State Actors
Ecofeminism and Standpoint Feminism
Cultural Pluralism and Human Rights
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What Cosmopolitan idea refers to the feeling astronauts get looking at the Earth from space?
the Butterfly Effect
the Overview Effect
Cause and Effect
the Multiplier Effect
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According to Liberalists, countries 'do what they do' in order to ...
use or defend their power
avoid using their power
make things better
create a social construct
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If you interpret Saudi Arabia finally allowing women to drive, that is ______________.
Ecofeminism
realistic Feminism
Liberal feminism
None of the above
