Question 1

A crisis situation might call for _______ involvement in the _______ phase of the foreign policymaking process.

Accepted Answer

A)  less executive; formulation 
B)  legislative deliberation; implementation 
C)  more individual; initiation 
D)  fewer individual; formulation 
A)  less executive; formulation 
B)  legislative deliberation; implementation 
C)  more individual; initiation 
D)  fewer individual; formulation

Question 2

According to the text, factors such as pollution, pandemics like COVID-19, and weather patterns that can affect foreign policy are examples of the _______ level of analysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  human rights 
B)  national 
C)  global 
D)  individual 
A)  human rights 
B)  national 
C)  global 
D)  individual

Question 3

An individual who crosses an international border when fleeing persecution or conflict is legally considered a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  externally displaced person. 
B)  refugee. 
C)  illegal migrant. 
D)  internally displaced person. 
A)  externally displaced person. 
B)  refugee. 
C)  illegal migrant. 
D)  internally displaced person.

Question 4

Provide and discuss examples of civic nationalism and ethnonationalism. Why do these varieties of nationalism develop?

Accepted Answer

Civic nationalism and ethnonationalism a

Question 5

What is a foreign policy doctrine?

Accepted Answer

A foreign policy doctrine is a strategic

Question 6

Does nationalism help or hinder order in the international system?

Accepted Answer

Nationalism, the ideology based on the p

Question 7

What are the phases of foreign policymaking?

Accepted Answer

Foreign policymaking is a complex proces

Question 8

Offering material inducements to gain international cooperation is an example of _______ power.

Accepted Answer

A)  hard 
B)  soft 
C)  zero-sum 
D)  positive-sum 
A)  hard 
B)  soft 
C)  zero-sum 
D)  positive-sum

Question 9

Comprehensive foreign policy studies done by universities, think tanks, research institutions, and NGOs

Accepted Answer

A)  can lead to a declaration of state-strengthening nationalism. 
B)  can trigger states to take action or to re-evaluate current policies. 
C)  never cause states to change policies, because the state is insulated from pressure groups. 
D)  always lead to reductionist public pronouncements from political leaders. 
A)  can lead to a declaration of state-strengthening nationalism. 
B)  can trigger states to take action or to re-evaluate current policies. 
C)  never cause states to change policies, because the state is insulated from pressure groups. 
D)  always lead to reductionist public pronouncements from political leaders.

Question 10

_______ is/are usually related to what citizens expect from their governments.

Accepted Answer

A)  National interests 
B)  Ethnic or state-supporting nationalism 
C)  Primal interests 
D)  Civic or state-supporting nationalism 
A)  National interests 
B)  Ethnic or state-supporting nationalism 
C)  Primal interests 
D)  Civic or state-supporting nationalism

Question 11

Are standard operating procedures a benefit or a detriment to foreign policymaking?

Accepted Answer

Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) can

Question 12

The history and traditions of a state are part of the _______ level of analysis.

Accepted Answer

A)  cultural world 
B)  social world 
C)  individual 
D)  domestic 
A)  cultural world 
B)  social world 
C)  individual 
D)  domestic

Question 13

What would a Constructivist say about the distinction between material and ideational national interests?

Accepted Answer

A Constructivist would approach the dist

Question 14

Which writer said that great powers seek to maximize their share of world power?

Accepted Answer

A)  Raymond Aron 
B)  Thomas Hobbes 
C)  Vladimir Lenin 
D)  John Mearsheimer 
A)  Raymond Aron 
B)  Thomas Hobbes 
C)  Vladimir Lenin 
D)  John Mearsheimer

Question 15

How do bureaucracies influence the foreign policy process?

Accepted Answer

Bureaucracies can have a significant inf

Question 16

Legally, a person who has fled their home due to conflict but has not crossed an international border was historically considered a(n)

Accepted Answer

A)  internally displaced person. 
B)  EDP. 
C)  refugee. 
D)  asylee. 
A)  internally displaced person. 
B)  EDP. 
C)  refugee. 
D)  asylee.

Question 17

Are the foreign policies of the so-called middle powers more ethical than those of the great powers?

Accepted Answer

The ethical nature of foreign policies i

Question 18

If all states were the same size and nationalism did not exist, would there still be international conflict?

Accepted Answer

If all states were the same size and nat

Question 19

Criticize the concept "standard operating procedures" from a constructivist perspective.

Accepted Answer

From a constructivist perspective, the c

Question 20

An international system that requires self-help, ongoing arms races, and uncertainty with regards to the intentions of other states can all contribute to

Accepted Answer

A)  the security dilemma. 
B)  the prisoner's dilemma. 
C)  the dilemma of the commons. 
D)  security angst. 
A)  the security dilemma. 
B)  the prisoner's dilemma. 
C)  the dilemma of the commons. 
D)  security angst.

A crisis situation might call for _ involvement in the _ phase of the foreign policymaking process.

According to the text, factors such as pollution, pandemics like COVID-19, and weather patterns that can affect foreign policy are examples of the _______ level of analysis.

An individual who crosses an international border when fleeing persecution or conflict is legally considered a(n)

Provide and discuss examples of civic nationalism and ethnonationalism. Why do these varieties of nationalism develop?

What is a foreign policy doctrine?

Does nationalism help or hinder order in the international system?

What are the phases of foreign policymaking?

Offering material inducements to gain international cooperation is an example of _______ power.

Comprehensive foreign policy studies done by universities, think tanks, research institutions, and NGOs

_______ is/are usually related to what citizens expect from their governments.

Are standard operating procedures a benefit or a detriment to foreign policymaking?

The history and traditions of a state are part of the _______ level of analysis.

What would a Constructivist say about the distinction between material and ideational national interests?

Which writer said that great powers seek to maximize their share of world power?

How do bureaucracies influence the foreign policy process?

Legally, a person who has fled their home due to conflict but has not crossed an international border was historically considered a(n)

Are the foreign policies of the so-called middle powers more ethical than those of the great powers?

If all states were the same size and nationalism did not exist, would there still be international conflict?

Criticize the concept "standard operating procedures" from a constructivist perspective.

An international system that requires self-help, ongoing arms races, and uncertainty with regards to the intentions of other states can all contribute to

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A crisis situation might call for _______ involvement in the _______ phase of the foreign policymaking process.

According to the text, factors such as pollution, pandemics like COVID-19, and weather patterns that can affect foreign policy are examples of the _______ level of analysis.

An individual who crosses an international border when fleeing persecution or conflict is legally considered a(n)

Provide and discuss examples of civic nationalism and ethnonationalism. Why do these varieties of nationalism develop?

What is a foreign policy doctrine?

Does nationalism help or hinder order in the international system?

What are the phases of foreign policymaking?

Offering material inducements to gain international cooperation is an example of _______ power.

Comprehensive foreign policy studies done by universities, think tanks, research institutions, and NGOs

_______ is/are usually related to what citizens expect from their governments.

Are standard operating procedures a benefit or a detriment to foreign policymaking?

The history and traditions of a state are part of the _______ level of analysis.

What would a Constructivist say about the distinction between material and ideational national interests?

Which writer said that great powers seek to maximize their share of world power?

How do bureaucracies influence the foreign policy process?

Legally, a person who has fled their home due to conflict but has not crossed an international border was historically considered a(n)

Are the foreign policies of the so-called middle powers more ethical than those of the great powers?

If all states were the same size and nationalism did not exist, would there still be international conflict?

Criticize the concept "standard operating procedures" from a constructivist perspective.

An international system that requires self-help, ongoing arms races, and uncertainty with regards to the intentions of other states can all contribute to

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

A crisis situation might call for _ involvement in the _ phase of the foreign policymaking process.