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1
Who argued that tensions between a rising challenger and a declining power usually lead to conflict?
Hobbes
Sun Tzu
Thucydides
Mearsheimer
2
Match definition for: "development in the periphery depends directly on the support and development in the core"
Security Dilemma
Interdependence
World Systems Theory
Dependency Theory
3
Define logic of consequences:
States look at possible consequences for actions they may take
Nothing
States act according to what is considered good or appropriate
Enforcement mechanisms and powers of IOs
4
Which of these is NOT part of the Kantian triangle?
Collective Security
Democracy
Interdependence
IOs
5
*Fill in the blank:
Constructivists
Poststructuralists
Liberals
Neorealists
6
Which of these is NOT a common assumption of realism and liberalism?
Progress // change in IR is possible
Anarchy as default state of international system
Sovereign states are the main actors
States are rational and self-interested
7
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Liberalism
Marxism
Realism
Constructivism
8
*According to critical approaches why can't there be a universal theory of IR?
Because most IR theories focus solely on sovereign states
Because dominant IR theories are biased
Because there is no consensus among IR theorists
Because most IR theories offer inconclusive findings
9
*What was Gramsci’s main contribution to the study of Marxism in IR?
Concept of Core-Periphery relations
International events were socially constructed facts
Hegemony not only based on material coercion, but also ideological consent
Marxist theory of economic imperialism
10
*According to neorealism what is the main factor driving state behavior?
Ideological differences
Relative power
Elite perceptions
Human nature