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Neorealism is primarily concerned with explaining
Neorealism is primarily concerned with explaining
- the nature of the international system
- the outcomes of state interactions (correct)
- the behavior of individual states
- the motivations of individual states
Which of the following has been a major topic of debate in international relations theory?
Which of the following has been a major topic of debate in international relations theory?
- The nature of the international system (correct)
- The motivations of individual states
- The role of international institutions
- The behavior of individual states
Neorealism does NOT aim to explain
Neorealism does NOT aim to explain
- the outcomes of state interactions
- the motivations of individual states
- the behavior of individual states in great detail (correct)
- the range of expectations in international politics
The debate between neorealists and their critics has primarily focused on
The debate between neorealists and their critics has primarily focused on
According to Kenneth Waltz, a theory of international politics can describe
According to Kenneth Waltz, a theory of international politics can describe
For two decades, international relations theory has been dominated by the debate between neorealists and their various critics.
For two decades, international relations theory has been dominated by the debate between neorealists and their various critics.
What is the main difference between neorealism and other theories of international relations?
What is the main difference between neorealism and other theories of international relations?
According to Kenneth Waltz, what is the purpose of a theory of international politics?
According to Kenneth Waltz, what is the purpose of a theory of international politics?
What are some general assumptions made by neorealism about the motivations of individual states?
What are some general assumptions made by neorealism about the motivations of individual states?
What is the scope of neorealism as a theory of international politics?
What is the scope of neorealism as a theory of international politics?