POLI SCI 1001 Final - James Stoner Questions with Verified Solutions Graded A+
According to John Dewey, the values of liberalism are - Answers liberty, individuality, and free
intelligence
According to Hayek, if jobs and pay in many sectors of the economy are made fixed and secure,
what results? - Answers more unemployment
Dewey says that people see that social change is a fact, but need to see that - Answers -
changes must be united into a coherent pattern of social organization
-old assumptions about scarcity no longer apply in an age of abundance
-the new industrial order can be based on cooperation rather than competition
Writing in 1944, Hayek argues that totalitarianism in Germany as well as Russia has resulted
from - Answers socialism
What does Walzer think of the British decision to bomb German cities in WWII? - Answers It was
morally defensible at first because of supreme emergency, but not after 1942
Which of the following is NOT a part of the "legalist paradigm" defining the crime of war? -
Answers non-democratic states cannot be members of international society
Walzer uses the example of the conflict between Athens and Melos to show - Answers the
Athenians freely chose the path of conquest
According to Hayek, the key impersonal mechanism for transmitting economic information
among individuals and thereby coordinating their economic activity is - Answers the price
system
In his "Commonwealth Club" address, Franklin Roosevelt described the need for - Answers
enlightened administration of existing economic organizations
In his 1982 speech to the British Parliament, Ronald Reagan calls for - Answers fostering the
infrastructure of democracy in countries around the world
Michael Walzer says that the doctrine of realism holds that - Answers in matters of war, morality
does not apply
How does Michael Walzer define terrorism? - Answers the random murder of innocent people
for a political end
According to Walzer, for preemption to be justified, a state must wait for - Answers a "point of
sufficient threat," where the intent is real and dangerous and where waiting for an actual attack
greatly magnifies the risk
, Which of the following does Tyler Cowen NOT say as criticism of Piketty? - Answers he has
made invalid assumptions in his collection of data, making it unreliable
Which of the following does Hayek NOT say: - Answers no case can be made for reducing
inequalities of opportunity that result from inherited property
Bentham's utilitarianism (seeking the greatest sum total of happiness) is based on - Answers
equality: everyone counts as one and no one counts as more than one
When Dewey speaks of free intelligence, he has in mind especially - Answers the scientific
method, as applied in technology and in policy-making
According to Walzer, military intervention by one state in the military affairs of another can be
justified in all the following circumstances EXCEPT - Answers as a preventive war to preserve
the balance of power
According to Walzer, double effect is the principle that - Answers accepts the foreseeable killing
of civilians in certain circumstances, provided that it is not intended and that some effort is
made to avoid it
Henry Sidgwick's two rules for how we should fight wars look to - Answers victory and
proportionality
What are the dates of Washington's Farewell Address, Wilson's Fourteen Points, and Reagan's
Address to Parliament? - Answers 1796, 1918, 1982
According to Walzer, war is a tyrant because - Answers men are forced to disrupt their lives to
fight in self-defense
Dewey thinks the role of government in relation to the economy can be defined - Answers
pragmatically
According to Hayek, capitalism and democracy - Answers are compatible, because individual
liberty underlies both
Piketty's formula r>g means to express - Answers that the return on investment is greater than
the rate of growth, thus insuring that inequality increases over time
The moral equality of soldiers, according to Walzer, justifies - Answers the War Convention
Which does Walzer use as an example of appeasement? - Answers the British and French
decision at Munich not to fight Hitler's invading Czechoslovakia
Capital can be defined as - Answers wealth that is used or invested to create more wealth
Walzer begins his defense of just war theory by rejecting which doctrines? - Answers relativism
and realism
According to John Dewey, the values of liberalism are - Answers liberty, individuality, and free
intelligence
According to Hayek, if jobs and pay in many sectors of the economy are made fixed and secure,
what results? - Answers more unemployment
Dewey says that people see that social change is a fact, but need to see that - Answers -
changes must be united into a coherent pattern of social organization
-old assumptions about scarcity no longer apply in an age of abundance
-the new industrial order can be based on cooperation rather than competition
Writing in 1944, Hayek argues that totalitarianism in Germany as well as Russia has resulted
from - Answers socialism
What does Walzer think of the British decision to bomb German cities in WWII? - Answers It was
morally defensible at first because of supreme emergency, but not after 1942
Which of the following is NOT a part of the "legalist paradigm" defining the crime of war? -
Answers non-democratic states cannot be members of international society
Walzer uses the example of the conflict between Athens and Melos to show - Answers the
Athenians freely chose the path of conquest
According to Hayek, the key impersonal mechanism for transmitting economic information
among individuals and thereby coordinating their economic activity is - Answers the price
system
In his "Commonwealth Club" address, Franklin Roosevelt described the need for - Answers
enlightened administration of existing economic organizations
In his 1982 speech to the British Parliament, Ronald Reagan calls for - Answers fostering the
infrastructure of democracy in countries around the world
Michael Walzer says that the doctrine of realism holds that - Answers in matters of war, morality
does not apply
How does Michael Walzer define terrorism? - Answers the random murder of innocent people
for a political end
According to Walzer, for preemption to be justified, a state must wait for - Answers a "point of
sufficient threat," where the intent is real and dangerous and where waiting for an actual attack
greatly magnifies the risk
, Which of the following does Tyler Cowen NOT say as criticism of Piketty? - Answers he has
made invalid assumptions in his collection of data, making it unreliable
Which of the following does Hayek NOT say: - Answers no case can be made for reducing
inequalities of opportunity that result from inherited property
Bentham's utilitarianism (seeking the greatest sum total of happiness) is based on - Answers
equality: everyone counts as one and no one counts as more than one
When Dewey speaks of free intelligence, he has in mind especially - Answers the scientific
method, as applied in technology and in policy-making
According to Walzer, military intervention by one state in the military affairs of another can be
justified in all the following circumstances EXCEPT - Answers as a preventive war to preserve
the balance of power
According to Walzer, double effect is the principle that - Answers accepts the foreseeable killing
of civilians in certain circumstances, provided that it is not intended and that some effort is
made to avoid it
Henry Sidgwick's two rules for how we should fight wars look to - Answers victory and
proportionality
What are the dates of Washington's Farewell Address, Wilson's Fourteen Points, and Reagan's
Address to Parliament? - Answers 1796, 1918, 1982
According to Walzer, war is a tyrant because - Answers men are forced to disrupt their lives to
fight in self-defense
Dewey thinks the role of government in relation to the economy can be defined - Answers
pragmatically
According to Hayek, capitalism and democracy - Answers are compatible, because individual
liberty underlies both
Piketty's formula r>g means to express - Answers that the return on investment is greater than
the rate of growth, thus insuring that inequality increases over time
The moral equality of soldiers, according to Walzer, justifies - Answers the War Convention
Which does Walzer use as an example of appeasement? - Answers the British and French
decision at Munich not to fight Hitler's invading Czechoslovakia
Capital can be defined as - Answers wealth that is used or invested to create more wealth
Walzer begins his defense of just war theory by rejecting which doctrines? - Answers relativism
and realism
