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IIR 2020/2021 FINAL WRAP UP
IIR 2020/2021 FINAL WRAP UP
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"Self-determination" discourse became an issue of international importance due to...
the end of the Cold War
the development of the UN charter
the fall of human rights discourse
the work of anticolonial nationalists
2
Post/anti/de-colonial thought includes:
Poststructuralist/discursive analysis like Said's "Orientalism"
All of the above
Literary work, stories, and poetry
Concepts like subalternity and hybridity
3
The Peace of Augsburg and the Treaty of Westphalia established the rules for IR that...
Founded Protestantism
Ameliorated ethnic tensions
Ended longstanding religious conflict
Fractured the German state
4
Post- and trans-humanist theory aims to move beyond the human, decentering it by...
capitulating to our AI overlords
prioritising the non-human over the human
considering our relationships to non-human beings and forces
forgetting about it, it's a useless analytical category
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What does a "revolution" refer to after the 18th century?
Transfer of power from one set of elites to another
transfer of power from a monarchy to another form
violent political change
transfersof power that also produce systemic change
6
Who was (arguably) the first theorist of liberal internationalism?
Immanuel Kant
Francis Fukuyama
Robert Keohane & Joseph Nye
Woodrow Wilson
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Peter Singer's article on our moral duty to help during times of crisis is an example of...
Communitarianism
Cosmopolitanism
Communism
Liberal Internationalism
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Before "humanitarian intervention" was an acceptable justification, India and Vietnam claimed they were undertaking...
economic interests
moral necessity
self-defense
regional/political justifications
9
Which is *NOT* a type of realism we studied?
Neo-realism
Classical realism
Offensive realism
Post-realism
10
Which *isn't* a Third World political movement that we studied?
Pan-Asianism
Pan-Islamism
Pan-Americanism
Pan-Africanism
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Realists define international politics as a struggle over...
The means of production
Soft power
Power and security
Scarce resources
12
Historical materialism is *NOT*
An idealist theory
Focused on the mode of production
An economic theory
A dialectical way of studying the world
13
Which is NOT a contemporary value of the World Social Forum (third world movement)?
Disarmament
Washington consensus policies
Fair trade
Debt cancellation
14
*BONUS QUESTION from the moodle page* A core theme of this course is...
Core concepts from political philosophy
Theoretical analysis of current events
the relations between the production of knowledge and social position
Post-colonial nations
15
Which is *NOT* a core tenet of liberalism?
Individual rights
Equitable distribution of wealth
Limited government
Progress/reason
16
One of the topics we studied was the entanglement of public health and...
Communitarianism
Cosmopolitanism
Colonialism
Communism
17
Gregory discussed discourses of ...
New wars 1 and New wars 2
Modern and Classic wars
New wars and Old wars
High tech and Low tech wars
18
What is "space-time compression"?
when technological change makes communication and travel easier
when there are more cities close together
when cities get larger
when matter gets more dense
19
In climate change debates, "gradualists"...
are similar to near-term human extinctionists
are about centre, between catastrophists and denialists
believe in "tipping points" we can't return from
are more extreme than denialists
20
Constructivism argues that..
The superstructure is socially constructed
Identities, institutions, and practices are socially constructed
Institutions are materially constructed
Constructions are constructed
21
How does race affect IR?
All of the above
"civilization" was used to gatekeep international society
Through "the global colour line"
Race was used to determine fitness for sovereignty
22
The Liberal International Order was forged...
by NATO
In the 2000's
Post-WWII by the US and allies
Post WWI
23
What is the new form of capital in Zuboff's "surveillance capitalism"?
cryptocurrency
prisons/prison labour
human experience, data, and interactions
location tracking devices
24
Which *DIDN'T* we study?
Gender performativity
Gender and war
How gender and sex are the same thing
How gender maps onto racial distinctions
25
Miller's article on the ethical significance of nationality is an example of:
Libertarianism
Communitarianism
Cosmopolitanism
Conservatism
26
Poststructuralism...
focuses on international anarchy
argues that knowledge is socially constructed
is a rationalist theory
Is an explanatory theory
27
Political economists study...
How states structure the mode of production
How states wield economic power to pursue their national interests
The concerns of capital
The concerns of the proletariat
28
In Vitalis' "White World Order", what's at the core of the discipline of IR?
Globalisation
Political administration of "race development" of subject peoples
Trade/commerce
New international orgs like the League of Nations/UN
29
What characterises the capitalist mode of production?
Central banks
Currency
Markets
Profit and primitive accumulation
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Which is NOT an element of the Liberal International Order?
Political liberalism
Economic liberalism
Communitarianism
Multilateralism/intergovernmentalism
