International relations exam Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

WGU C211 Global Economics Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Correct ability-to-pay principle the idea that taxes should be levied on a person according to how well that person can shoulder the burden absolute advantage The economic advantage one nation enjoys that is absolutely superior to other nations. absorptive capacity The ability to recognize the value of new information, assimilate it, and apply it. accommodative strategy A strategy characterized by some support from top managers, ...

Key concept: Power - ans-The ability to influence other groups in global politics and achieve outcomes. Three main kinds of power - ans-1. Hard power 2. Smart power 3. Soft power Hard power - ans-The use of coercion by states/groups to achieve their goals, usually in the form of military force and/or sanctions (economic as well as political). Examples of hard power - ans-1. Use of military force by the US against Islamic State in 2014. Soft or smart power options were not viab...

ACAMS Certification Exam 2023-2024 Questions and Answers Correct C - The USA PATRIOT Act was passed in: A) 1970 B) 1985 C) 2001 D) 2007 D - The three stages of money laundering are: A) Layering, Placement, Refining B) Placement, Refining, Integration C) Refining. Integration, Layering D) Integration, Layering, Placement D - Which of the following would be satisfactory elements of an Anti-Money Laundering Program? I - A CAMS certified employee in the Investiga...

What is the scientific method? - ANSWER-Disciplined thought acquired as a result of systematic testing -what really constitutes the scientific method is not the content but the method What is the goal of the scientific method? - ANSWER--only with the adoption of scientific method we can reach a general theory of behavior -explanations of behavior that capture regularities in behavior and apply to as many cases as possible Can you name the major elements/steps in the scientific method? -...

Theory - ANSWER-a proposed explanation of an event or behavior of an actor in the real world. Definitions range from "an unproven assumption" to "a working hypothesis that proposed an explanation for an action or behavior." In international relations we have intuitive theories, empirical theories, and normative theories. Sovereignty - ANSWER-the condition of a state having control and authority over its own territory and being free from any higher legal authority. It is related to, but di...

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Solved 'Think about' questions at the end of the chapter of Erik Ringmar's History of International Relations. At the exam, there were a few questions directly from this list.

Summary of the material for the final exam (2022) for Global History. INCLUDES notes from (Total: 62 pages): George Lawson’s article (2010) “The eternal divide? History and International Relations”. Stephen Howe’s book (2002) “Empire: A Very Short Introduction”, chapter 1. Peter Frankopan’s book (2015) “The Silk Roads: A New History of the World”, preface. Charles H. Parker’s book (2012) “Global Interactions in the Early Modern Age, 1400-1800”, introduction. ...

International Relations - ANSWER-the diplomatic-strategic relations of states as understood in diplomatic, military and strategic terms; stresses a relationship of anarchy; self-help system; try to control borders over which transactions are made; regulate international activities of their citizens--issue passports and visas; make treaties with one another to manage trade flow; set up international institutions; complex interdependence anarchy - ANSWER-The absence of a formal system of govern...