International Relations: Superpowers and Foreign Policy

Which term replaced the term 'developing countries' in the context of emerging markets?

Which countries were specified as candidates for central roles in the international economy by a Goldman-Sachs report?

What event prompted emerging powers to seek changing the dynamics of power in the international system?

Which term was used to refer to countries that were less economically and politically dominated compared to their geographical neighbors from wealthy major or superpowers?

Which country was considered a Superpower alongside the U.S. according to the text?

What is one of the main parameters used to classify Superpowers according to the text?

Which term is used to describe countries that can practice diplomatic, political, economic, and military influence due to their massive capabilities?

What does a Superpower need to command in order to be considered a Superpower according to the text?

What does the term 'soft power' refer to in the context of international recognition?

What distinguishes emerging/rising powers from other powers according to the text?

What is the primary purpose of foreign policy tools mentioned in the text?

What do economic tools in foreign policy primarily shape?