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TEST BANK
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS




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, TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. The Globalization Of International Relations
2. Realist Theories
3. Liberal And Social Theories
4. Foreign Policy
5. International Conflict
6. Military Force And Terrorism
7. International Organizations, Law And Human Rights
8. International Trade
9. Global Finance And Business
10. International Integration
11. Environment And Population
12. The North-South Gap
13. International Development




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,Test Bank For International Relations, 13th Edition By Jon C. Pevehouse, Joshua S.
Goldstein

Chapter 1: The Globalization Of International Relations

MULTIPLE CHOICE

1. Globalization Is .
A) Not Concerned With Terrorism
B) Focused Solely On Economic Development
C) The Management Of Territorial Conflict
D) The Central Trend In International Relations Today

Answer: D
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Easy
Skill Level: Understand The Concepts

2. International Relations Revolves Around The Key Problem Of How .
A) To Deal With The Issue Of Global Warming
B) To Solve Global Poverty
C) A Group Can Reconcile Its Collective And Individual Interests
D) States Can Properly Negotiate Treaties

Answer: C
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Skill Level: Understand The Concepts

3. The U.S. Home Mortgage Market Initiated The Of 2008–2009.
A) Minor Global Economic Spike
B) International Bond Market
C) Global Economic Recession
D) International Economic Competition

Answer: C
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Easy
Skill Level: Remember The Facts




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, 4. International Relations Is Largely A(N) Discipline.
A) Historical
B) Theoretical
C) Economic
D) Practical

Answer: D
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Moderate
Skill Level: Analyze It

5. International Relations .
A) Involves Only Presidents, Generals, And Diplomats
B) Influences Daily Life Only When War Occurs
C) Concerns The Relationships Among The World‘s Governments
D) Is Largely Concerned With Bilateral Relations Between States

Answer: C
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Easy
Skill Level: Understand The Concepts

6. The Collective Goods Problem Is The Problem Of How To Provide Something That Benefits
Members Of A Group Regardless Of What Each Member Contributes.
A) All
B) Most
C) Half Of The
D) The Moral

Answer: A
Learning Objective: 1.1 Describe The Properties Of The Collective Action Problem And How
Each Core Principle Addresses The Problem.
Topic: Globalization, International Relations, And Daily Life
Difficulty Level: Easy
Skill Level: Understand The Concepts

7. Why Are Collective Goods Easier To Provide In Small Groups Than In Large Groups?
A) In A Small Group, The Cheating (Or Free Riding) Of One Member Is Harder To Conceal.
B) In A Small Group, The Cheating (Or Free Riding) Of One Member Has A Smaller
Impact On The Overall Collective Good.
C) Small Groups Tend To Have A Central Authority To Enforce Rules On Members.
D) Small Groups Want To Cooperate More Than Large Groups.


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