Neo-Functionalism and Political Integration

According to the text, which scholar emphasized the importance of dismantling empires and encouraging the spread of liberal democracy?

In the context of international relations, who proposed the idea of 'security communities' and identified conditions for their formation?

According to the text, who introduced the 'Cobweb model' of transnational relations, emphasizing the role of multiple groups within a state?

Which scholar is associated with the concept of 'interdependence liberalism' and its relation to integration theories?

In the context of international relations, who emphasized the diffusion of political power at the micro level, challenging traditional values and authority?

Which scholar proposed the theory of functionalism as a general theory of integration, emphasizing cooperation arranged by technical experts to provide solutions to common problems?

According to the text, which scholar highlighted the fundamental role of individuals in international politics and the emergence of a 'multi-centric world' independent from the state-centric one?

According to the text, which intellectual tradition had its roots in Classical Liberalism?

What did J. Locke consider as a necessary condition for progress based on the text?

Which concept is NOT listed as one of the core concepts mentioned in the text?

What was the intellectual revolution enabled by modernization, according to the text?

During which period did Neo-liberalism emerge, according to the text?

Which philosopher emphasized individual freedom and capitalism for progress, based on the text?

Who advocated for a liberal and constitutional state as a necessary condition for progress, based on the text?

According to Neo-functionalism, what is the fundamental role of political elites in regional integration?

What is the main argument presented in 'Complex Interdependence' by Keohane & Nye (1977)?

What is the core idea behind international regimes as defined in the study of international relations?

What functions do efficient international institutions provide for cooperation, according to Keohane's 'After Hegemony'?

What does the neo-realist critique, as stated by Keohane, overlook according to the text?

What was the significant learning outcome from Neo-functionalism regarding increased cooperation in one area leading to increased cooperation in other areas?

According to 'Complex Interdependence', how are international relations today different from the past?

According to Keohane, the single most important condition for cooperation is:

Which theory suggests that as long as a state does well, it doesn't matter if others do even better?

Who proposed the theory of 'Democratic Peace' rooted in Kant's work?

What is one of the variations of the theory of Democratic Peace?

According to the text, what has led to a 'crisis of the liberal order' today?

What is one of the main critiques moved by neorealists to liberals regarding institutions?

'Neo-neo-synthesis' suggests that liberal institutionalism is merely neo-realism 'by another name' according to whom?

'Strong liberalism' is associated with which significant belief?

'Weak liberals' accept several realist claims, including which one?