International relations exam Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

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...

Security - ANSWER-Power politics, conflict, and war Freedom - ANSWER-Cooperation, peace, and progress Order and justice - ANSWER-shared interests, rules, and institutions Welfare - ANSWER-wealth, poverty, and equality International Relations - ANSWER-is the study of conflict and cooperation by international actors, as furthered by the development and testing of hypotheses about international outcomes. Traditional View - ANSWER-States the value institutions: they provide security, ...

The Rwanda genocide and civil war could be viewed as Malthusian because: A. Political division fell along ethnic lines B. World coffee prices collapsed C. Wealth divisions fell along ethnic lines D. All of the above - ANSWER-World coffee prices collapsed Burley argues that international institutions associated with the liberal order arose out of: - ANSWER-The New Deal According to lecture, the probability that a society experiences a civil conflict is highest when: - ANSWER-Population ...

Conduct and Practices Handbook (CPH) Exam 136 Questions with Answers Duty of care - CORRECT ANSWER This refers to obligation #3 of registered representative (RR) about acting honestly, in good faith, and in a professional manner. This is a requirement to provide advice to clients with those attributes in mind along with the proper skills and knowledge to do so. It is important to note that the standard of care provided is not a standard of perfection. RRs are usually held to this standard muc...

International Relations - ANSWER-Study of nation-states and nongovernmental organizations' interaction in politics, economics, and security. Hegemony - ANSWER-Political, military, or predominant control of one state over others, with the dominant state known as the hegemon. Bipolar - ANSWER-A condition where the world has two dominant powers, exemplified by the Cold War (). Unipolar - ANSWER-A condition where one state has the most cultural, economic, and military power and influence, ...

The History of the study of IR - ANSWER-Starting point at the Treaty of Westphalia Late focus on the study of IR till the 19th century Woodrow Wilson's 14 points The fail of the League of Nations Levels of Analysis - ANSWER-The U.S. Invasion of Iraq could be seen on an individual level as Bush with a personal vendetta to go out and knock out the leader. It could be seen as a domestic level if lobbyists were trying to convince Bush to invade. It could be seen as a an interstate level due t...

What is International Relations? - ANSWER-Examines relations among international actors w/ emphasis on nation-states Who are the main international actors? - ANSWER-Nation-states, international organizations, international non-governmental organizations, and multinational organizations What are the main features of nation-states? Give examples of a nation-state. - ANSWER-Occupies geographical territory Ex: U.S., England, France What are the main features of international organizations...

Realism - ANSWER-Theoretical perspective for understanding international relations that emphasizes states as the most important actor in global politics, the anarchic nature of the international system, and the pursuit of power to secure states' interests(i.e. "Realpolitik" , "Power politics") Liberalism - ANSWER-A theoretical perspective emphasizing interdependence between states and sub-state actors as the key characteristic of international system. Less force/power driven, more econom...

What are the primary approaches to understanding actions and events in International Relations discussed in class? - ANSWER-Single events/people Prescriptive Ideological Empirical Generalizability What is a theory? - ANSWER-A story to explain based on known information, not a mere guess What are the characteristics associated with an effective theory? - ANSWER-Possible to be false, possible to test, need accurate predictions What are the different levels of analysis (described as c...

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