Question 1

What are the expectations of citizens with regards to their state's national interests?

Accepted Answer

Citizens generally have a variety of exp

Question 2

A foreign policy tradition is an example of a(n) _______ level of analysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  individual 
B)  national 
C)  international systemic 
D)  global 
A)  individual 
B)  national 
C)  international systemic 
D)  global

Question 3

The common realist model of international politics has a _______ perspective in which leaders are _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  state-centric; right-wing revisionists 
B)  state-centric; rational actors 
C)  national; caught in the Prisoner's Dilemma 
D)  global; concerned with the moral implications of their actions 
A)  state-centric; right-wing revisionists 
B)  state-centric; rational actors 
C)  national; caught in the Prisoner's Dilemma 
D)  global; concerned with the moral implications of their actions

Question 4

According to the text, government officials who use mass culture and mass media to send messages are

Accepted Answer

A)  steering the ship of state. 
B)  conducting coercive diplomacy. 
C)  conducting demagoguery. 
D)  conducting public diplomacy. 
A)  steering the ship of state. 
B)  conducting coercive diplomacy. 
C)  conducting demagoguery. 
D)  conducting public diplomacy.

Question 5

What is a set of political practices, traditions and values known as?

Accepted Answer

A)  Nationalist culture 
B)  Political culture 
C)  Political process 
D)  Political society 
A)  Nationalist culture 
B)  Political culture 
C)  Political process 
D)  Political society

Question 6

How is the carrot-and-stick model different from the hard power-soft power model?

Accepted Answer

The carrot-and-stick model and the hard

Question 7

Compare and contrast the circumstances of a refugee with those of an internally displaced person.

Accepted Answer

A refugee is someone who has been forced

Question 8

When state actors engage in discussions of various types to end disputes without going to war, they are conducting

Accepted Answer

A)  the Concert of Europe. 
B)  diplomacy. 
C)  demagoguery. 
D)  reciprocity. 
A)  the Concert of Europe. 
B)  diplomacy. 
C)  demagoguery. 
D)  reciprocity.

Question 9

The foreign policy process describes

Accepted Answer

A)  the standard operating procedure followed by a state. 
B)  how states interact with the global system. 
C)  the problem-solving process for international distributes. 
D)  the foreign policy doctrine of a state. 
A)  the standard operating procedure followed by a state. 
B)  how states interact with the global system. 
C)  the problem-solving process for international distributes. 
D)  the foreign policy doctrine of a state.

Question 10

What are the ways in which personal characteristics can affect outcomes in the rational actor model?

Accepted Answer

Personal characteristics can affect outc

Question 11

Realists and liberals both advocate the use of sticks as foreign policy tools. An example of this was

Accepted Answer

A)  Danish foreign minister Rasmussen recommending an end to NATO. 
B)  the Chiapas uprisings. 
C)  President Woodrow Wilson pushing the US into the World War I. 
D)  the drafting of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1968. 
A)  Danish foreign minister Rasmussen recommending an end to NATO. 
B)  the Chiapas uprisings. 
C)  President Woodrow Wilson pushing the US into the World War I. 
D)  the drafting of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty in 1968.

Question 12

At the basic level citizens want the state to protect the borders, provide internal security, and support and maintain a means of exchange or a marketplace. These are often called

Accepted Answer

A)  emergent interests. 
B)  national interests. 
C)  civil interests. 
D)  globalized interests. 
A)  emergent interests. 
B)  national interests. 
C)  civil interests. 
D)  globalized interests.

Question 13

One way in which middle powers can achieve their goals is through being

Accepted Answer

A)  intransigent. 
B)  overtly aggressive. 
C)  strong advocates of national self-determination. 
D)  catalysts. 
A)  intransigent. 
B)  overtly aggressive. 
C)  strong advocates of national self-determination. 
D)  catalysts.

Question 14

Someone who considers someone to be their fellow citizen only if they share a racial identity is termed a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  local nationalist. 
B)  civic nationalist. 
C)  racialist. 
D)  ethnonationalist. 
A)  local nationalist. 
B)  civic nationalist. 
C)  racialist. 
D)  ethnonationalist.

Question 15

Foreign policy actors will often pursue different goals simultaneously because foreign policy connects domestic politics and international relations. For example, leaders

Accepted Answer

A)  advocate both nationalism and nihilism to ensure vital resources necessary for irredentist medications to trade relations. 
B)  might advocate environmental protections to satisfy domestic groups but maintain a strong commitment to the Kyoto Protocol. 
C)  might advocate both parliamentarianism and federalism to placate ardent nationalists. 
D)  might advocate human rights policy to satisfy domestic interest groups but maintain trade relations with an authoritarian state because of the need for natural resources. 
A)  advocate both nationalism and nihilism to ensure vital resources necessary for irredentist medications to trade relations. 
B)  might advocate environmental protections to satisfy domestic groups but maintain a strong commitment to the Kyoto Protocol. 
C)  might advocate both parliamentarianism and federalism to placate ardent nationalists. 
D)  might advocate human rights policy to satisfy domestic interest groups but maintain trade relations with an authoritarian state because of the need for natural resources.

Question 16

Critique the concept of nationalism from a Marxist perspective.

Accepted Answer

From a Marxist perspective, nationalism

Question 17

Contemporary globalization erodes nation-state sovereignty but does not undermine nationalism. Discuss.

Accepted Answer

Contemporary globalization has indeed le

Question 18

Define nationalism in 40 words or fewer.

Accepted Answer

Nationalism is a strong belief in the im

Question 19

To what types of entities do individuals owe their allegiance in premodern states?

Accepted Answer

In premodern states, individuals owed th

Question 20

What are the four levels of analysis? How are they used to explain the behavior of states?

Accepted Answer

The four levels of analysis in internati

What are the expectations of citizens with regards to their state's national interests?

A foreign policy tradition is an example of a(n) _______ level of analysis.

The common realist model of international politics has a _ perspective in which leaders are _.

According to the text, government officials who use mass culture and mass media to send messages are

What is a set of political practices, traditions and values known as?

How is the carrot-and-stick model different from the hard power-soft power model?

Compare and contrast the circumstances of a refugee with those of an internally displaced person.

When state actors engage in discussions of various types to end disputes without going to war, they are conducting

The foreign policy process describes

What are the ways in which personal characteristics can affect outcomes in the rational actor model?

Realists and liberals both advocate the use of sticks as foreign policy tools. An example of this was

At the basic level citizens want the state to protect the borders, provide internal security, and support and maintain a means of exchange or a marketplace. These are often called

One way in which middle powers can achieve their goals is through being

Someone who considers someone to be their fellow citizen only if they share a racial identity is termed a(n)

Foreign policy actors will often pursue different goals simultaneously because foreign policy connects domestic politics and international relations. For example, leaders

Critique the concept of nationalism from a Marxist perspective.

Contemporary globalization erodes nation-state sovereignty but does not undermine nationalism. Discuss.

Define nationalism in 40 words or fewer.

To what types of entities do individuals owe their allegiance in premodern states?

What are the four levels of analysis? How are they used to explain the behavior of states?

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What are the expectations of citizens with regards to their state's national interests?

A foreign policy tradition is an example of a(n) _______ level of analysis.

The common realist model of international politics has a _______ perspective in which leaders are _______.

According to the text, government officials who use mass culture and mass media to send messages are

What is a set of political practices, traditions and values known as?

How is the carrot-and-stick model different from the hard power-soft power model?

Compare and contrast the circumstances of a refugee with those of an internally displaced person.

When state actors engage in discussions of various types to end disputes without going to war, they are conducting

The foreign policy process describes

What are the ways in which personal characteristics can affect outcomes in the rational actor model?

Realists and liberals both advocate the use of sticks as foreign policy tools. An example of this was

At the basic level citizens want the state to protect the borders, provide internal security, and support and maintain a means of exchange or a marketplace. These are often called

One way in which middle powers can achieve their goals is through being

Someone who considers someone to be their fellow citizen only if they share a racial identity is termed a(n)

Foreign policy actors will often pursue different goals simultaneously because foreign policy connects domestic politics and international relations. For example, leaders

Critique the concept of nationalism from a Marxist perspective.

Contemporary globalization erodes nation-state sovereignty but does not undermine nationalism. Discuss.

Define nationalism in 40 words or fewer.

To what types of entities do individuals owe their allegiance in premodern states?

What are the four levels of analysis? How are they used to explain the behavior of states?

Introduction to Global Politics

The Evolution of Global Politics

Realism, Liberalism, and Critical Theories

Global and Regional Governance

Global Security, Military Power, and Terrorism

Human Rights and Human Security

Global Trade and Finance

Poverty, Development, and Hunger

Environmental Issues

Filters

The common realist model of international politics has a _ perspective in which leaders are _.