International Relations Theories
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International Relations Theories

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Which two theories of IR have traditionally been central to the discipline?

Liberalism and Realism

Which theory in the study of International Relations emphasizes the role of power and self-interest in shaping state behavior?

Realism

Which theories have emerged to compete with liberalism and realism?

Feminism and Post-structuralism

Which theory argues that states are the primary actors in international relations?

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What do realist theories argue drives state actions in world politics?

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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.

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