Neorealism/liberalism; Marxism

From Marxist theory Realism and liberalism serve the interests of...

• the capitalist states

• serve the terrorists

• serve the poor countries

• identity groups

According to Marxism the main actors are...

• states

• intergovernmental organisations

• non-governmental organisations

• classes

Sovereignty in Marxist perspective is not as important. Marxists emphasize on...

• military power

• economic autonomy

• territorial independence

• access to justice

Identify the feature that is characteristic for the countries of the core

• high wages

• non-democratic governments

• import of mature manufactures

Identify the feature that is not characteristic for the countries of the perifery

• high wages

• non-democratic governments

• import of manufactures

Identify the feature that is characteristic for the countries of the perifery

• low wages

• no governments or economic growth

• import of mature manufactures

Neo-liberalists emphasize on .... due to modern technological advancements

• military power

• economic stability

• interdependence

Identify barriers to international cooperation

• lack of information transparency

• lack of access to economic goods

• territorial integrity

Defensive realism argues that

• security maximisers

• power maximisers

Ofensive realism argues that

• security maximisers

• power maximisers