Introduction into theory of IR
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Which of the following theories argues that states are the main actors in international relations, and that their behavior is driven by self-interest?2
Which of the following concepts refers to a situation in which two states are interdependent on each other and both benefit from cooperation?3
Which of the following international organizations is primarily focused on promoting free trade and reducing barriers to international commerce?4
Which of the following concepts refers to the idea that a state's foreign policy should focus on ensuring its own security and avoiding potential threats?5
Which of the following international regimes seeks to regulate the proliferation of nuclear weapons?6
Which of the following theories argues that states are more likely to cooperate when they share similar values and beliefs?7
Which of the following concepts refers to the idea that states should intervene in other states' affairs in order to protect human rights?8
Which of the following international organizations is primarily focused on promoting global peace and security?9
Which of the following theories argues that the international system is characterized by unequal power relations, with powerful states exploiting weaker ones?10
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?11
Which of the following theories argues that the international system is characterized by cooperation and the gradual development of common norms and rules?12
What is the definition of sovereignty?13
What is the main difference between realism and liberalism?14
What is the security dilemma?15
What is the balance of power?16
What is the democratic peace theory?17
What is the difference between a unipolar, bipolar, and multipolar international system?18
What is the difference between a realist and a constructivist view of international relations?19
What is the difference between hard power and soft power?20
What is the difference between a traditional and a critical security approach?