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- In the field of security which of these is NOT a contribution of feminist theory?
- Born in Palestine, this post-colonial theorist's work on 'Orientalism' focused on the common Western notion that they are 'civilized' while people in Africa and the Middle East are barbaric
- Focusing on the differences between men and women is the trademark of:
- Critical Theorists attempt to identify the process through which ideas are reified into institutions and then treated as:
- He argued that 'Colonialism is violence in its natural state, and it will only yield when confronted by greater violence.'
- The lack of authority in the international system is called:
- Incentives created by opportunities for trans-boarder economic transactions best describes:
- This group sought to understand the politics of security:
- A key difference between traditional theorists and critical theorists is how each addresses:
- John Mearsheimer is most closely associated with which branch of realism?
- The claim that liberal democracies tend not to go to war with one another is called:
- The person widely credited with the founding of international liberalism was
- Constructivists believe that ___________ and ____________ the things most responsible for security in international relations.
- The rise of international institutions, especially after WWII led to this new realist theory:
- The constructivists who focus on how leaders and their publics talk about security are called:
- Neoliberals focus on _____________ as the main driver in international relations
- Constructivists believe that international structures are:
- Which of these individuals argued that anarchy and security is 'what states make of it?'
- __________________ believe that understanding identity is key to understanding how a state will act
- Realism uses the "like-unit assumption." What is that? Liberal IR and constructivism reject it. What are their positions instead?