Exam 4: Theories of International Relations: Economic Structuralism, Constructivism, and Feminism

Which three Latin American countries recently called for or made a move toward "Twenty-first Century Socialism?"

Interests, identities, and norms, are all main focuses of which theory?

In 1999, UN Secretary General Kofi Annan was very concerned about the atrocities being committed by various governments against their own citizens. As a response, what did he do?

Feminist empiricists point out that casualty statistics of warfare include killed and injured soldiers, but fail to include which of the following statistics?

Economic structuralists believe that structural power is a concern because it might lead to which of the following scenarios?

Which of the following most holds with what an economic structuralist would say about free trade?

Marx believed that which of the following was used as a method to keep the working class from realizing their true class interest?

Feminist theory is most consistent with which theory of international relations?

Which of the following is true according to economic structuralism?

According to the feminist empirical school, which of the following have women in international politics been considered?

What term is discussed as a biological category and refers to genetic and physiological traits?

How is the world divided according to Marx?

If realism and liberalism focus on power in international politics, what does constructivism focus on?

In economic structuralism, what are the interests of actors dictated by?

Which of the following statements is correct in terms of constructivism?

What are social constructs?

Which South American president accused the United States of attempting to "preserve the current pattern of domination, exploitation, and pillage of the peoples of the world?"

Which of the theories discussed in this chapter best accounts for the political events unfolding in Latin America and Europe? Examine those developments in light of the theory's main assumptions and tenets.

According to feminist theory, in what way does the artificial separation of private and public spheres result?

What does feminist standpoint theory assert?