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Which two theories of IR have traditionally been central to the discipline?
Which two theories of IR have traditionally been central to the discipline?
- Feminism and Post-structuralism
- Realism and Constructivism
- Constructivism and Marxism
- Liberalism and Realism (correct)
Which theory in the study of International Relations emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in shaping state behavior?
Which theory in the study of International Relations emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in shaping state behavior?
- Feminism
- Marxism
- Constructivism
- Realism (correct)
Which theories have emerged to compete with liberalism and realism?
Which theories have emerged to compete with liberalism and realism?
- Constructivism and Marxism
- Marxism and Post-structuralism
- Feminism and Post-structuralism (correct)
- Realism and Constructivism
Which theory argues that states are the primary actors in international relations?
Which theory argues that states are the primary actors in international relations?
What do realist theories argue drives state actions in world politics?
What do realist theories argue drives state actions in world politics?
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Realism
Realism
A theory of International Relations (IR) that emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in shaping state behavior. Realists believe that states are the primary actors in world politics and that they are motivated by their own interests and a desire to survive in a dangerous world.
Liberalism
Liberalism
A theory of IR that emphasizes cooperation, interdependence, and the importance of institutions in shaping state behavior. Liberals believe that states can work together to achieve common goals and that international organizations can help to promote peace and prosperity.
State
State
A political entity with a defined territory, population, and government that holds a monopoly on the legitimate use of force within its borders.
International Relations
International Relations
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Feminist Theory in IR
Feminist Theory in IR
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Study Notes
Traditional Theories of IR
- Realism and Liberalism are the two central theories of International Relations (IR) that have traditionally dominated the discipline.
Realist Theory
- Emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in shaping state behavior.
- Argues that states are the primary actors in international relations.
- Realist theories argue that the pursuit of power and security drives state actions in world politics.
Emergent Theories
- Constructivism, Marxism, and Feminism are some of the theories that have emerged to compete with realism and liberalism.
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Test your knowledge of International Relations theories with this quiz. Explore different theoretical perspectives and understand how they shape our understanding of the world.
