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How many different views of ethics exist in international relations?
Which group tends to be either skeptics or state moralists in their evaluative approach?
What do skeptics believe about moral categories in international relations?
What was the Athenians' response to the Melians' plea for mercy, as mentioned in the text?
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Which group tends to emphasize a liberal analysis and lean towards either the state moralist or cosmopolitan moral viewpoints?
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Study Notes
Ethics in International Relations
- Multiple views of ethics exist in international relations.
Evaluative Approaches
- Realists tend to be either skeptics or state moralists in their evaluative approach.
Skeptics' Beliefs
- Skeptics believe that moral categories are irrelevant in international relations.
The Athenians' Response to the Melians
- The Athenians, as mentioned in the text, responded to the Melians' plea for mercy by refusing to show mercy, stating that the strong do what they can and the weak suffer what they must.
Liberal Analysis
- Liberals tend to emphasize a liberal analysis and lean towards either the state moralist or cosmopolitan moral viewpoints.
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Test your knowledge on the different views of ethics in international relations! Explore the perspectives of skeptics, state moralists, and cosmopolitans in this quiz and discover how they shape our understanding of morality in world politics. Find out which approach aligns with your beliefs and gain a deeper insight into the role of ethics in global affairs.
