- Politics are global
- True
- What are some examples of areas affected by global trends?
- Economy, Human rights, and physical security
- The study of ____ _____ focuses on relations among nation-states.
- International Relations
- ____ _____ casts a broader net including the host of non-state actors.
- World Politics
- What do we call a widely accepted theme of thinking about and approaching an
area of scientific or scholarly inquiry?
- Paradigm
- International relations was founded on the principles of…
- idealism (after WWI)
- Which two worldviews view the worlds as inherently conflictual?
- Neo-Marxism and realism
- And which view the world as potentially peaceful?
- Liberalism, constructivism, and feminism
- What is the dominant paradigm in the study of world politics?
- Realism
- Who are the main actors in realism?
- States
- Realists from 1930s-1970
- Human nature realists or classical realists.
- What do we call the realists of 1970s-today?
- Structural Realists
- According to realists what is the biggest challenge facing states?
- others States
- What are some of the challenges liberals and constructionists see facing states.
- Other states the environment human rights
- How do realists use history?
- To show continuity and that war inevitable.
- What is term for the ability of a state to do whatever they want when they want
however they want?
- Sovereignty
- What is the realist model that illustrates the actions of states without
consideration for what goes on internally?
- Billiard ball model
- What are two dilemmas that illustrate a states inclination to self help?
- Prisoners dilemma or security dilemma
, - What is the strategy employed by weaker states when they attempt to align with
stronger states?
- Bandwagoning
- Which paradigm believes significant global cooperation is possible?
- Liberalism
- Who are the 2 key actors in liberalism?
- states and international organizations
- What is the key assumption of liberalism?
- Peace and cooperation is possible, and will produce absolute gains for all
- How do liberals use history?
- to show progress and that peace is possible
- What are the three levels of analysis?
- Individual, domestic(state) and international
- Which levels of analysis do realists use?
- International system
- Which level of analysis do liberals use?
- International system (cobweb model) AND domestic
- Which level of analysis do constructivists use?
- all three
- What is the idea that democracies won't engage in war with other democracies?
- Democratic peace theory
- What are the three points of the Kantian triangle?
- International institutions economic interdependence and democracy
- What paradigm emphasizes the Kantian Triangle?
- Liberalism
- Which paradigm believes human beings are active agents who can shape and
construct the kind of system in which they operate?
- Constructivism
- What are the six critical junctures?
- 30 years war
- napoleonic war
- WWI
- WWII
- Cold War
- 9/11
- What treaty ended the 30 years war
- treat of westphalia
- What ended the Napoleonic wars?
- Congress of Vienna or concert of europe
- What was the immediate cause of WWI?
- True
- What are some examples of areas affected by global trends?
- Economy, Human rights, and physical security
- The study of ____ _____ focuses on relations among nation-states.
- International Relations
- ____ _____ casts a broader net including the host of non-state actors.
- World Politics
- What do we call a widely accepted theme of thinking about and approaching an
area of scientific or scholarly inquiry?
- Paradigm
- International relations was founded on the principles of…
- idealism (after WWI)
- Which two worldviews view the worlds as inherently conflictual?
- Neo-Marxism and realism
- And which view the world as potentially peaceful?
- Liberalism, constructivism, and feminism
- What is the dominant paradigm in the study of world politics?
- Realism
- Who are the main actors in realism?
- States
- Realists from 1930s-1970
- Human nature realists or classical realists.
- What do we call the realists of 1970s-today?
- Structural Realists
- According to realists what is the biggest challenge facing states?
- others States
- What are some of the challenges liberals and constructionists see facing states.
- Other states the environment human rights
- How do realists use history?
- To show continuity and that war inevitable.
- What is term for the ability of a state to do whatever they want when they want
however they want?
- Sovereignty
- What is the realist model that illustrates the actions of states without
consideration for what goes on internally?
- Billiard ball model
- What are two dilemmas that illustrate a states inclination to self help?
- Prisoners dilemma or security dilemma
, - What is the strategy employed by weaker states when they attempt to align with
stronger states?
- Bandwagoning
- Which paradigm believes significant global cooperation is possible?
- Liberalism
- Who are the 2 key actors in liberalism?
- states and international organizations
- What is the key assumption of liberalism?
- Peace and cooperation is possible, and will produce absolute gains for all
- How do liberals use history?
- to show progress and that peace is possible
- What are the three levels of analysis?
- Individual, domestic(state) and international
- Which levels of analysis do realists use?
- International system
- Which level of analysis do liberals use?
- International system (cobweb model) AND domestic
- Which level of analysis do constructivists use?
- all three
- What is the idea that democracies won't engage in war with other democracies?
- Democratic peace theory
- What are the three points of the Kantian triangle?
- International institutions economic interdependence and democracy
- What paradigm emphasizes the Kantian Triangle?
- Liberalism
- Which paradigm believes human beings are active agents who can shape and
construct the kind of system in which they operate?
- Constructivism
- What are the six critical junctures?
- 30 years war
- napoleonic war
- WWI
- WWII
- Cold War
- 9/11
- What treaty ended the 30 years war
- treat of westphalia
- What ended the Napoleonic wars?
- Congress of Vienna or concert of europe
- What was the immediate cause of WWI?
