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What are the four major classical theoretical traditions in IR?
What are the four major classical theoretical traditions in IR?
- Neorealism, International political economy (IPE), Utopian liberalism, Traditional approaches
- Social constructivism, Post-positivist approaches, Neorealism, Neoliberalism
- Utopian liberalism, Classical realism, Neorealism, Neo-Marxism
- Realism, Liberalism, International society, International political economy (IPE) (correct)
Who is known for the 14 points program and making the world safe for democracy after WWI?
Who is known for the 14 points program and making the world safe for democracy after WWI?
- Noman Angell
- I. Kant
- Wilson Woodrow (correct)
- Norman Angell
According to Norman Angell, why is territorial conquest no longer profitable?
According to Norman Angell, why is territorial conquest no longer profitable?
- It is no longer supported by international institutions
- It disrupts international commerce (correct)
- It leads to political divisiveness
- It is extremely expensive
Which approach emphasizes the role of international institutions in promoting peaceful cooperation among states?
Which approach emphasizes the role of international institutions in promoting peaceful cooperation among states?
Who wrote 'Perpetual Peace' in 1795, emphasizing the idea of lasting peace?
Who wrote 'Perpetual Peace' in 1795, emphasizing the idea of lasting peace?
Which alternative approach in IR focuses on understanding the role of ideas and social constructs in shaping international relations?
Which alternative approach in IR focuses on understanding the role of ideas and social constructs in shaping international relations?
According to the text, which perspective emphasizes the role of human agency and the significance of ideas in shaping international relations?
According to the text, which perspective emphasizes the role of human agency and the significance of ideas in shaping international relations?
Who among the following is considered a leading figure in the English school of international relations?
Who among the following is considered a leading figure in the English school of international relations?
Which approach to international relations calls for greater inclusiveness and diversity in the discipline?
Which approach to international relations calls for greater inclusiveness and diversity in the discipline?
According to the text, who extends the analysis of exploitation and oppression to developing countries within the global capitalist economy?
According to the text, who extends the analysis of exploitation and oppression to developing countries within the global capitalist economy?
Which perspective focuses on the subordination of women in international politics and economics?
Which perspective focuses on the subordination of women in international politics and economics?
According to the text, which approach to international relations emphasizes the significance of national security and survival?
According to the text, which approach to international relations emphasizes the significance of national security and survival?
According to classical realism, what is the main view of international politics?
According to classical realism, what is the main view of international politics?
Which thinker is associated with neorealism's theory of international relations?
Which thinker is associated with neorealism's theory of international relations?
What is the main idea of institutional liberalism in international relations?
What is the main idea of institutional liberalism in international relations?
According to neorealism, what is the basic premise of the international state system?
According to neorealism, what is the basic premise of the international state system?
What did E.H. Carr's 'Twenty-year crisis' critique about liberalism in international relations?
What did E.H. Carr's 'Twenty-year crisis' critique about liberalism in international relations?
What major element is essential to maintain according to classical realism in order to preserve peace and prevent war?
What major element is essential to maintain according to classical realism in order to preserve peace and prevent war?
According to Morgenthau, what is the fundamental nature of politics?
According to Morgenthau, what is the fundamental nature of politics?
In the context of Schelling's strategic realism, what is the central concept concerning foreign policy making?
In the context of Schelling's strategic realism, what is the central concept concerning foreign policy making?
According to Waltz's neorealism, what is the external structure of the international system?
According to Waltz's neorealism, what is the external structure of the international system?
What does Mearsheimer's Stability Theory emphasize in bipolar systems?
What does Mearsheimer's Stability Theory emphasize in bipolar systems?
How does Morgenthau view the ethics of international relations?
How does Morgenthau view the ethics of international relations?
In what way does Waltz's neorealism depart from classical realism?
In what way does Waltz's neorealism depart from classical realism?
According to Finnemore, what influenced the normative shift towards welfare improvement through economic redistribution?
According to Finnemore, what influenced the normative shift towards welfare improvement through economic redistribution?
What is the main emphasis of liberalism in international relations?
What is the main emphasis of liberalism in international relations?
According to sociological realism, what does the rejection of realist ideas emphasize?
According to sociological realism, what does the rejection of realist ideas emphasize?
Who has further developed sociological liberalism to focus on transnational relations on a macro-level?
Who has further developed sociological liberalism to focus on transnational relations on a macro-level?
What is the key to success in today's world according to interdependence liberalism?
What is the key to success in today's world according to interdependence liberalism?
According to Thomas Risse’s book, what influences the degree to which states comply with international human rights norms?
According to Thomas Risse’s book, what influences the degree to which states comply with international human rights norms?
What did Peter Katzenstein argue about culture, norms, and identity in national security?
What did Peter Katzenstein argue about culture, norms, and identity in national security?
Who argued about the power of international organizations having compulsory power and normative resources?
Who argued about the power of international organizations having compulsory power and normative resources?
What does James Rosenau's transactionalism focus on?
What does James Rosenau's transactionalism focus on?
According to Moises Naim, what undermines conventional players in political, military, and corporate structures?
According to Moises Naim, what undermines conventional players in political, military, and corporate structures?
According to Mearsheimer, what is the likely consequence of replacing a bipolar system with a multipolar system in Europe?
According to Mearsheimer, what is the likely consequence of replacing a bipolar system with a multipolar system in Europe?
How does Mearsheimer's view differ from that of defensive realist (Waltz)?
How does Mearsheimer's view differ from that of defensive realist (Waltz)?
What distinguishes neoclassical realism from classical realism?
What distinguishes neoclassical realism from classical realism?
What is the basic premise of constructivism in International Relations?
What is the basic premise of constructivism in International Relations?
How do constructivists differ from neorealists in understanding anarchy in international relations?
How do constructivists differ from neorealists in understanding anarchy in international relations?
According to Martha Finnemore, what is the focus of constructivists regarding the norms of international society?
According to Martha Finnemore, what is the focus of constructivists regarding the norms of international society?
