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

Feminist theories of international relations remain on the edge of conventional academic studies and policy discussions. What are the primary reasons for this marginalization of feminist approaches?

Power is interpreted differently by these theories of international politics. In particular, how would a feminist and a constructivist define power?

What is economic determinism?

Which three Latin American countries recently called for "Twenty-first Century Socialism?"

Feminist theory argues that the less desirable feminine characteristics ascribed to women have resulted in

Economic structuralism is more commonly known as

__________ is discussed as a biological category and refers to genetic and physiological traits.

What event caused the global shift away from state control of the economy some twenty years ago?

Norms can be defined as

Economic determinism implies

What is the likely stance of postmodern feminists on the morality of female genital mutilation?

Which of the following movements in the United States is motivated by the view that reduced regulation and taxation will solve most economic problems?

As power plays an important role in realism, wealth plays an equally important role in

If an economic structuralist analyzed the United States, what would they conclude?

According to feminist theory, the artificial separation of private and public spheres

What is the difference between "gender" and "sex"?

Vladimir Lenin is famous for being a

Recent elections in Europe have shown

Why do economic structuralists believe states collaborate?

As women are the primary breadwinners in many families and often work in factories owned by foreign companies, economic globalization affects them in what way?