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For realists, states' behavior is driven by:
National interests
Values
Cooperation
Changes in the global system
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Abuse is :
The wrong use of something
Be agreeable or suitable
Attributive form of criminal law
The area of law pertaining to crime and punishment
3
Which of the following events took place first?
Nixon goes to China
Cuban Missile Crisis
Korean War
Soviet Invasion of Hungary
4
Which theoretical perspective focuses on the international system of capitalism etc.?
Realism
Idealism
Liberalism
Neo-Marxism
5
Creating an image that enhances a diplomatic success by increasing its soft power is:
Open diplomacy.
Parliamentary diplomacy.
bilateral diplomacy.
Public diplomacy.
6
According to realists, the defining feature of international relations is:
Anarchy
Class inequality
Security
Interdependence
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Authoritarian government is:
Refers to the relationship between a word and its dependents
The political orientation of those who favor government
A government which rules its people strictly
The body within an organization to enforce laws
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Aristotle was the first known author to use which of the following methodologies?
class analysis
game theory
the comparative method
behavioralism
9
Which of the following is the main point of contention between the U.S. and North Korea?
Nuclear weapons
Working conditions of sweat shops
Restricted airspace
Trade disputes
10
What/who are the most important actors in global politics according to realism?
States
International organizations
Individuals
Multinational corporations
11
John Locke attacked absolute power and the notion of
divine right of kings
rule by religious decree
unconditional rule
natural law of the universe
12
Which of the following is a core concept in the field of international relations?
NGOs
legitimacy
sovereignty
multinational corporations
13
Which theoretical perspective views globalization as a new form of imperialism?
Neo-Marxism
Idealism
Liberalism
Realism
14
Much of classic political philosophy focused on
sex
relations between religion and the state
warfare
the state and its leade
15
Thomas Hobbes:
considered the concept of a social contract
The first thinker to relate ethics to the political order
Analyzed protection of the people by a "balance of powers"
described a social contract theory based on citizens‘ rights
16
Private International law is :
Concerned with the resolution of international disputes
The body of law dealing with crimes and their punishment
Governs relations between states
The body of rules applied to commercial transactions
17
Balance of Power is:
A situation where two powerful states , or group of states.
A process by which groups of people make decisions.
Examines the acquisition and application of power.
the idea that people need to transform.
18
Who of the following is a structural realist:
John Mearsheimer
Joseph S. Nye
Michael Parenti
Woodrow Wilson
19
Minimizing a dispute may
Involve appealing to world peace to increase credibility.
Help avoid overreactions.
Make it hard to back away from confrontation.
Involve national survival to increase credibility.
20
Globalization is most associated with which theory of world politics?
Liberalism
Idealism
Neo-Marxism
Realism
21
The condition in which states and their fortunes are connected to each other is known as:
Security
Anarchy
Interdependence
Intergovernmentalism
22
The China-Taiwan tensions center on
China's labor conditions.
Taiwan's desire for independence.
China's nuclear arsenal.
Taiwan's nuclear arsenal.
23
Liberals see balance-of-power politics as
a necessary formula that helps make states less vulnerable.
A formula for building anti-hegemonic coalitions.
A never-ending formula for conflict and for wasting sources.
A formula for building national strength.
24
According to idealism, states' behavior is shaped by:
Morals and values
Economic interests
The pursuit of power
Complex interdependence
25
Kant’s solution to international conflict is
a super-Leviathan
an international federation of states
a world of small farming communities
the rule of the general will