INS 3003 FSU FINAL EXAM ALREADY PASSED

INS 3003 FSU FINAL EXAM ALREADY PASSED International Political Economy multidimensional bargains between actors and states Postwar Economic History international institutions two blocs economic growth BRICS Theories to IPE Realism: mercantilism, relative gains, MNCs serving the state Radicalism: Marxist, global capitalism hierarchy, imperialism Econ Liberalism: rational self-interest, free exchange, comparative advantages Dependency Theory metropolis and satellite multinational corporations dependent because underdeveloped Critiques: Brazil, India, S Africa World Systems Theory Wallerstein: realism & marxism Core (democracy), Periphery (non-democratic), Semi-Periphery (authoritarian) Int'l Econ Institutions World Bank: sustainable development IMF: stabilization WTO: trade liberalization Economic Regionalism EU Common Market, Liberal ASEAN Free Trade Economic Crisis unregulated financial instruments, excess credit, unsustainable trade Economic Policies Mercantilists Favor Promoting Exports over Imports Why do Marxists believe capitalism is leading to imperial expansion? good produced in industrialized societies are sold abroad Int'l System for radicals is stratified because... capitalism World Bank's funding used for... economic development Theories of the Individual Realism: only in aggregate for nat'l interest Liberalism: secondary role, two-track diplomacy Radical: capitalists influence Constructivist: actions less important than beliefs, shape ideas Individual Elites affect when constraints are limited, institutions are unstable, and the situation is peripheral Independent vs. Participatory leaders high v. low nationalism high v. low control perception high v. low affiliation/power high v. low conceptual complex high v. low distrust Private Individuals track-two diplomacy independent of official role types of wars interstate, intrastate, total, limited Decline of Total War Nuclear costs