International Relations Theory

Which theory in International Relations argues that countries fight because they seek power?

• Liberalism

• Marxism

• Constructivism

• Realism

According to liberalism, which of the following can prevent conflicts between states?

• Military buildup

• Cooperation and institutions

• Economic exploitation

• Nationalism

What does Marxism in IR focus on?

• The role of identity and perception

• The importance of international organizations

• Global economic inequality and class struggle

• The scientific method in political analysis

Which IR theory emphasizes the role of ideas, identities, and norms in shaping global politics?

• Realism

• Liberalism

• Constructivism

• Neorealism

What is the primary concern of realism in International Relations?

• National security and power

• Gender equality

• Global trade

• Institutional cooperation

Which theory argues that women's voices have been ignored in International Relations?

• Postmodernism

• Feminism

• Neorealism

• Marxism

What event led to the emergence of International Relations as a discipline in 1919?

• World War I

• The Cold War

• The rise of the European Union

• The Industrial Revolution

Which scholar is associated with realism and the idea that politics is about power?

• Alexander Wendt

• Antonio Gramsci

• Karl Marx

• Hans Morgenthau

The Democratic Peace Theory suggests that:

• All countries are equally likely to go to war.

• Democracies are less likely to fight each other.

• Economic strength determines war likelihood.

• War is inevitable in an anarchic system.

What is the main idea of the English School of IR?

• States always act in their self-interest.

• Power is the most important factor in global politics.

• There is an international society with common rules and norms.

• Economic factors determine international relations.