IR, chapter 2, historical introduction

According to the text, which International Relations (IR) approach emphasizes the role of human agency and the importance of ideas?

What is underpinned/enabled by 'primary institutions' according to Hedley Bull in the context of international society?

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a new issue on the international relations agenda after the end of the Cold War?

Which theoretical approach has grown in importance since the 1980s and emphasizes the role of human agency and the importance of ideas in international relations?

Who are the two leading International Society theorists mentioned in the text?

What does IR stand for in the context of this text?

What is the focus of the realism theory in international relations?

According to the text, which theory focuses on cooperation, peace, and progress?

Which theory in international relations is concerned with interests, rules, and shared institutions?

What is the primary focus of the International Political Economy (IPE) theory in international relations?

Which approach in international relations emphasizes ideas, norms, and intersubjective consciousness?

According to the text, what do the main schools of general theory of international relations constitute?

Initially, what was the focus of the study of international politics as an academic discipline?

What do theoretical models help us with in the context of international relations?

Which theory emphasized the creation of law-like statements of IR without considering ethics and moral dilemmas of foreign policy?

In which decade did complex interdependence become prevalent, focusing on collective problems, institutional arrangements, and the democratization process?

Which theory emphasized the process of EU integration and the creation of common values and identities in the 1950s?

Which theory provided a historical and situational approach to IR that emphasized the anarchic society of interacting sovereign states?

During which decade did neorealists and neoliberals have a significant debate, leading to a neo-neo synthesis?

Which theory emerged in the context of decolonization and theorized economic underdevelopment in developing countries?

What was the primary focus of International Political Economy (IPE) in the neo-Marxist debate?

Which theory emphasized trade, investment, travel, and communication as an alternative to realist thinking?

'50s Sociological liberalism emerged emphasizing which process?

Which theory theorized about economic underdevelopment in developing countries?

Which theory focused on the consequences of power dynamics in the international system?

Which approach emphasized an anarchic society of interacting sovereign states?

Which of the following debates in IR theory emphasized the conflict between nations, human nature, and the need for national security?

Who were the key figures in IR theory mentioned in the text?

What historical event influenced the origins of IR as a separate academic discipline?

Which approach emphasized the promotion of democracy, self-determination, and international institutions to prevent human suffering?

What characterized the second debate in IR theory?

Which debate saw the synthesis of liberalism, realism, and behaviorism?

What was the focus of Traditional approaches in the third debate of IR theory?

Which event influenced various IR debates according to the text?

What shaped the development of IR theory according to the text?

'neo-neo' synthesis refers to the synthesis of which approaches?