Международные отношения
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3 курс
📅 11 мая 2024
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What is the central argument of social constructivism in international relations?2
How does social constructivism view the role of international institutions in shaping state behavior?3
How does non-Western theory view the relationship between the state and society in international relations?4
How does social constructivism view the concept of anarchy in the international system?5
Which of the following concepts refers to the idea that states should intervene in other states' affairs in order to protect human rights?6
What is the difference between a realist and a liberal view of international trade?7
What is the difference between a traditional and a critical security approach?8
Which of the following international organizations is primarily focused on promoting free trade and reducing barriers to international commerce?9
What is the balance of power?10
According to social constructivism, what is the relationship between identity and state behavior in international relations?11
What is the main difference between realism and liberalism?12
What is the difference between hard power and soft power?13
Which of the following concepts refers to a situation in which a state's actions are perceived as threatening by other states, leading to an arms race and increased tension?14
Which of the following international organizations is primarily focused on promoting global peace and security?15
What is the central argument of feminist theory in international relations?16
How does feminist theory view the role of women in international relations?17
According to social constructivism, what is the significance of norms in international relations?18
What is the social constructivist view on the possibility of change in international relations?19
According to non-Western theories, what is the significance of cultural difference in international relations?20
Which of the following theories argues that states are the main actors in international relations, and that their behavior is driven by self-interest?