INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS 12TH
EDITION JON PEVEHOUSE JOSHUA
GOLDSTEIN TEST BANK ALL CHAPTERS
100% ORIGINAL VERIFIED A+
CERTIFICATION REVIEW SET 2026
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
⫸ International relations - narrow. Answer: relations and interactions
among states, nations, and governments
⫸ collective goods problem. Answer: how to get states and other
international actors to COOPERATE and work together for
MUTUAL/COLLECTIVE BENEFIT or common good
⫸ international anarchy. Answer: absence of a world government or
police force to ensure order and cooperation
*key difference between domestic and IR
⫸ 3 Core Principles of IR. Answer: 1) Power/Dominance
2) Reciprocity
3) Identity
⫸ Power/Dominance. Answer: REALIST THEORY
power hierarchy (those on top control those below)
, + forces cooperation for common good, can create stability through
domination
- oppression and resentment of those below leading to power struggles
⫸ Reciprocity. Answer: LIBERAL THEORY
rewarding positive behavior and punishing negative behavior in relation
to collective good
+ reward cooperation for benefit
- downward spiral of actors reciprocating negative acts
⫸ Identity. Answer: SOCIAL THEORIES
shared community and shared norms/rules/expectations
+ prioritizing broader group interests
- demonizing anyone outside the community
⫸ globalization. Answer: global interconnectedness increasing post-
1945 THROUGH
+flow of info and tech, +global trade/finance, +international security,
+global environment/health
MAKES ISSUES OF CONFLICT, COOPERATION, AND
COLLECTIVE GOODS IMPORTANT
⫸ state actors. Answer: territorial bodies with a domestic
population/citizenry and economy - exercises SOVEREIGN CONTROL
led by government
EDITION JON PEVEHOUSE JOSHUA
GOLDSTEIN TEST BANK ALL CHAPTERS
100% ORIGINAL VERIFIED A+
CERTIFICATION REVIEW SET 2026
ANSWERS GUARANTEED PASS
⫸ International relations - narrow. Answer: relations and interactions
among states, nations, and governments
⫸ collective goods problem. Answer: how to get states and other
international actors to COOPERATE and work together for
MUTUAL/COLLECTIVE BENEFIT or common good
⫸ international anarchy. Answer: absence of a world government or
police force to ensure order and cooperation
*key difference between domestic and IR
⫸ 3 Core Principles of IR. Answer: 1) Power/Dominance
2) Reciprocity
3) Identity
⫸ Power/Dominance. Answer: REALIST THEORY
power hierarchy (those on top control those below)
, + forces cooperation for common good, can create stability through
domination
- oppression and resentment of those below leading to power struggles
⫸ Reciprocity. Answer: LIBERAL THEORY
rewarding positive behavior and punishing negative behavior in relation
to collective good
+ reward cooperation for benefit
- downward spiral of actors reciprocating negative acts
⫸ Identity. Answer: SOCIAL THEORIES
shared community and shared norms/rules/expectations
+ prioritizing broader group interests
- demonizing anyone outside the community
⫸ globalization. Answer: global interconnectedness increasing post-
1945 THROUGH
+flow of info and tech, +global trade/finance, +international security,
+global environment/health
MAKES ISSUES OF CONFLICT, COOPERATION, AND
COLLECTIVE GOODS IMPORTANT
⫸ state actors. Answer: territorial bodies with a domestic
population/citizenry and economy - exercises SOVEREIGN CONTROL
led by government
