Question 1

Has technology such as the Internet undermined nationalism?

Accepted Answer

The relationship between technology, spe

Question 2

Examine the concept of individual level of analysis using the structural realist perspective and contrast it to either a classical or neoclassical realist's conception.

Accepted Answer

The individual level of analysis in stru

Question 3

Do you think the foreign policy process is shifting away from the state?

Accepted Answer

The question of whether the foreign poli

Question 4

Which type of power is most enthusiastic about providing humanitarian support and why?

Accepted Answer

The type of power most enthusiastic abou

Question 5

Briefly provide an example of a fragile or failed state and explain what makes them so.

Accepted Answer

An example of a fragile or failed state

Question 6

Using the attractiveness of a state's culture as an inducement 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 7

Is the concept of the nation-states obsolete?

Accepted Answer

The concept of nation-states is not obso

Question 8

The US government agency that administers the country's foreign aid programs is called

Accepted Answer

A)  US Agency for International Development (USAI
D) . 
B)  US Foreign Aid Department (USFA
D) . 
C)  US Aid of Foreign Development Agency (USAFD
A) . 
D)  US Development and Foreign Aid Agency (USDFA
A) . 
A)  US Agency for International Development (USAI
D) . 
B)  US Foreign Aid Department (USFA
D) . 
C)  US Aid of Foreign Development Agency (USAFD
A) . 
D)  US Development and Foreign Aid Agency (USDFA
A) .

Question 9

In undemocratic or authoritarian states, citizens might not have as much to say about what their leaders decide to do in the international system,

Accepted Answer

A)  and neither do bureaucratic agencies, thus mitigating the detrimental effect of no public input. 
B)  but bureaucratic agencies and elites do have a voice. 
C)  but transnational corporations do, often toppling governments that repress the human rights of citizens. 
D)  and neither do elites-only the autocrat does. 
A)  and neither do bureaucratic agencies, thus mitigating the detrimental effect of no public input. 
B)  but bureaucratic agencies and elites do have a voice. 
C)  but transnational corporations do, often toppling governments that repress the human rights of citizens. 
D)  and neither do elites-only the autocrat does.

Question 10

The rise of nationalism from the late eighteenth century nationalized this state order, later extending beyond Europe

Accepted Answer

A)  thereby organizing global politics on the basis of national self-centralism. 
B)  until national self-censorship became prevalent in the developing world. 
C)  until the whole world was organized as a series of nation-states. 
D)  until the whole world was organized on the principle of the national self-actualization. 
A)  thereby organizing global politics on the basis of national self-centralism. 
B)  until national self-censorship became prevalent in the developing world. 
C)  until the whole world was organized as a series of nation-states. 
D)  until the whole world was organized on the principle of the national self-actualization.

Question 11

In the case of the ongoing upheaval in Darfur, NGOs using _______ have been providing the public _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  hard power; with images of climate change 
B)  moral suasion; with information about the local effects of economic globalization 
C)  an intransigent foreign policy; options to revise governmental approval ratings 
D)  the Internet; with information about the atrocities 
A)  hard power; with images of climate change 
B)  moral suasion; with information about the local effects of economic globalization 
C)  an intransigent foreign policy; options to revise governmental approval ratings 
D)  the Internet; with information about the atrocities

Question 12

During negotiations between two states, Country A threats Country B with war if Country B does not concede on the issue. In this case, Country A is

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 13

Some liberal internationalists believe that to build international society middle powers should embrace a _______ view of national priorities and interests.

Accepted Answer

A)  Darwinian 
B)  Hobbesian 
C)  Kantian or normative 
D)  Marxist 
A)  Darwinian 
B)  Hobbesian 
C)  Kantian or normative 
D)  Marxist

Question 14

According to the text _______ of UNICEF's budget comes from _______.

Accepted Answer

A)  a majority; the United States and China 
B)  a large share; Nordic countries 
C)  nearly all; Britain and France 
D)  very little; Nordic countries 
A)  a majority; the United States and China 
B)  a large share; Nordic countries 
C)  nearly all; Britain and France 
D)  very little; Nordic countries

Question 15

Who is credited with coining the terms hard power and soft power?

Accepted Answer

A)  Christine Ingebritsen 
B)  Ernst Haas 
C)  Christopher Walker 
D)  Joseph S. Nye 
A)  Christine Ingebritsen 
B)  Ernst Haas 
C)  Christopher Walker 
D)  Joseph S. Nye

Question 16

Zimbabwe is an example of a _______ state.

Accepted Answer

A)  modern 
B)  postmodern 
C)  fragile 
D)  nihilistic 
A)  modern 
B)  postmodern 
C)  fragile 
D)  nihilistic

Question 17

Describe two types of diplomacy pursued by states.

Accepted Answer

The two types of diplomacy pursued by st

Question 18

Brookings Institution, RAND corporation, American Enterprise Institute, and Center for American Progress are examples of

Accepted Answer

A)  thought generators. 
B)  brain drains. 
C)  IGOs. 
D)  think tanks. 
A)  thought generators. 
B)  brain drains. 
C)  IGOs. 
D)  think tanks.

Has technology such as the Internet undermined nationalism?

Examine the concept of individual level of analysis using the structural realist perspective and contrast it to either a classical or neoclassical realist's conception.

Do you think the foreign policy process is shifting away from the state?

Which type of power is most enthusiastic about providing humanitarian support and why?

Briefly provide an example of a fragile or failed state and explain what makes them so.

Using the attractiveness of a state's culture as an inducement to gain international cooperation is an example of _______ power.

Is the concept of the nation-states obsolete?

The US government agency that administers the country's foreign aid programs is called

In undemocratic or authoritarian states, citizens might not have as much to say about what their leaders decide to do in the international system,

The rise of nationalism from the late eighteenth century nationalized this state order, later extending beyond Europe

In the case of the ongoing upheaval in Darfur, NGOs using _ have been providing the public _.

During negotiations between two states, Country A threats Country B with war if Country B does not concede on the issue. In this case, Country A is

Some liberal internationalists believe that to build international society middle powers should embrace a _______ view of national priorities and interests.

According to the text _ of UNICEF's budget comes from _.

Who is credited with coining the terms hard power and soft power?

Zimbabwe is an example of a _______ state.

Describe two types of diplomacy pursued by states.

Brookings Institution, RAND corporation, American Enterprise Institute, and Center for American Progress are examples of

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Has technology such as the Internet undermined nationalism?

Examine the concept of individual level of analysis using the structural realist perspective and contrast it to either a classical or neoclassical realist's conception.

Do you think the foreign policy process is shifting away from the state?

Which type of power is most enthusiastic about providing humanitarian support and why?

Briefly provide an example of a fragile or failed state and explain what makes them so.

Using the attractiveness of a state's culture as an inducement to gain international cooperation is an example of _______ power.

Is the concept of the nation-states obsolete?

The US government agency that administers the country's foreign aid programs is called

In undemocratic or authoritarian states, citizens might not have as much to say about what their leaders decide to do in the international system,

The rise of nationalism from the late eighteenth century nationalized this state order, later extending beyond Europe

In the case of the ongoing upheaval in Darfur, NGOs using _______ have been providing the public _______.

During negotiations between two states, Country A threats Country B with war if Country B does not concede on the issue. In this case, Country A is

Some liberal internationalists believe that to build international society middle powers should embrace a _______ view of national priorities and interests.

According to the text _______ of UNICEF's budget comes from _______.

Who is credited with coining the terms hard power and soft power?

Zimbabwe is an example of a _______ state.

Describe two types of diplomacy pursued by states.

Brookings Institution, RAND corporation, American Enterprise Institute, and Center for American Progress are examples of

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

In the case of the ongoing upheaval in Darfur, NGOs using _ have been providing the public _.

According to the text _ of UNICEF's budget comes from _.