Exam 2: How to Think About International Relations: Perspectives, Levels of Analysis, and Causal Arrows

The realist perspective focuses on global society and international institutions.

From the liberal perspective, the essence of international law is ______, or the inclusion of all states.

Perspectives in international relations help us find facts and order these facts differently to explain international situations.

According to the liberal perspective, hierarchy is more important than anarchy.

Clean air is a classic example of a ______, which is emphasized by the liberal perspective.

According to the identity perspective, where do ideas come from?

The ______ level of analysis is often called a two-level game?

What term describes the discussions and negotiations among states, as emphasized by the liberal perspective?

Nongovernmental organizations are nonstate actors that engage in ______ relations, or relations outside the direct influence of national governments and international institutions.

The balance of power prevents war.