Sociology and Government

The methodological emphasis shifted away from ______ study research.

The promise of these approaches is easier to generalize about causal ______ questions— how and why particular programs or policies work or fail to work.

The supporters of ______ study research argue that case studies provide evidence for causal claims that is not available through statistical and formal research methods.

The point of globalizing IR was not to create a single global discipline that was homogeneous in its outlook and ______.

Many have advocated ______ research.

Moving beyond American-centrism or Eurocentric ______ and making IR a genuinely global discipline.

Modern states claim a monopoly right to ______ within their jurisdictions.

An approach to the study of society that relies specifically on scientific evidence, such as experiments and statistics, to reveal the true nature of how society operates is known as ______.

In case of conflict, the ______ law prevails, being the more fundamental law.

The ______ of international law is derived from the agreement of the State to be bound by it.

The legal transactions that recognized governments in exile can conduct as states in the international arena, including ______, are part of international representation.

Securing our international land borders and coastal waters between ports of entry is part of ______.

The law is considered as the hallmark of any political community which intends to act together for the ______.

Ubi Societas Ibi Jus is a Latin phrase that means ______.

The Philippines was one of the first Asian ______ to allow women the right to vote.

The need to “globalize” the study of international relations, to make it an academic discipline more open to non-Western perspectives and forms of ______.

According to Kenneth Waltz, the difference between national and international politics lies not in the use of ______ but in the different modes of organization.

Feminist IR examines a vast range of issues covering ______ and men from different social, political, and economic backgrounds.

A key goal of feminist IR is to correct the ______ bias in asking “Where are the women?”

The shift in international relations is described as a transition from international relations to ______ politics.

International relations attempts to explain the interactions of ______ in the global interstate system.

The United Nations Commission on the Status of ______ reported in June 2016 that only 22.8% of all national parliamentarians were women.

The study of international relations is an attempt to explain behavior that occurs across the boundaries of ______.

Feminist IR highlights and examines cases of ______ inequality between men and women.

Martin Wight observed that it has become natural to think of international politics as the untidy ______ of domestic politics.

Feminist contributions to IR can also be understood through their deconstruction of ______–both as socially constructed identities and as powerful organizing logic.

The institutions that oversee international interactions include ______, state, non-governmental, and inter-governmental organizations.

Feminist IR looks at issues that disproportionately affect ______ but are often overlooked in traditional IR analysis.

International relations attempts to explain the interactions of others whose behavior originates within one country and is targeted toward members of other ______.

The ______ international relations agenda begins by establishing a broader set of issues to analyze.

Following the atrocities of Adolf Hitler's Nazi ______ regime during the Second World War, German political identity shifted from one of militarism to pacifism due to unique historical circumstances.

Social norms are also central to ______, constructivism.

These are generally defined as 'a standard of appropriate behavior for actors with a given ______'.

This process is also known as 'the logic of ______', where actors behave in certain ways because they believe that this behavior is appropriate.

The state may not be the only actor in world politics, but it is widely recognized as the one that has the greatest impact on people's ______.

At various moments in time, _______, empires, feudal states, absolutist states or nation states have been the dominant institutional form.

John Dunn says, “the ______ institutional site of political experience”.

We can identify three types of norms: regulative norms, constitutive norms and ______ norms.