Теория международных отношений

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A state publicly promotes human rights but supports authoritarian allies for strategic reasons. Which theoretical tension does this best illustrate?

If two states misinterpret each other’s defensive actions as offensive threats, the resulting escalation is best explained by:

A hegemon creates institutions that lock in rules favorable to itself even after its decline. This reflects:

The persistence of alliances after the original threat disappears challenges:

If norms shape what states perceive as “national interest,” this contradicts:

In neorealism, the primary determinant of state behavior is:

Why are bipolar systems considered more stable by Waltz?

A state increases power even when already secure. This supports:

Relative gains problem suggests states worry about:

Realists would predict cooperation fails when:

Liberalism struggles to explain conflict between democracies because:

Institutional effectiveness depends primarily on:

A breakdown in cooperation despite shared interests highlights:

Democratic peace theory is weakened by:

Liberalism assumes progress is possible because:

Marxism would interpret international institutions as:

The “core-periphery” relationship implies:

Global capitalism produces instability because:

Marxism critiques liberalism for ignoring:

Austerity policies imposed on developing states reflect: