Permanent Dialogue of realism and liberalism

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Liberalist theory is based on the belief that actors in the International Relations are:

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trusting and willing to cooperate

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Which theory of International Relations is supported by author of the article "Why Ukraine is the West's fault"?

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realism

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What - according to Mearsheimer - was the main reason for annexation of Crimea by Russia?

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Expansion of the Western system into the Russian sphere of influence.

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Which countries joined NATO in 1999? Options: Slovakia, Slovenia, Romania; Bulgaria, Estonia, Lithuania; Georgia, Ukraine and Moldova; Czechia, Hungary, Poland.

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Czechia, Hungary, Poland.

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If liberal theory of IR was 100% true, all countries playing prisoners' dilemma game would:

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Always play the "C card" (cooperating with their partner)

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What were Russia's concerns regarding NATO expansion?

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Threat to national security

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Situation described by Ikenberry, when current hegemon in the system is challenged by the rising power (in this case China) potentially causing "tension, distrust, and conflict" is called:

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power transition

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According to Ikenberry, China will: become a democracy, start a war, overtake the United States, create a new order

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overtake the United States

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Ikenberry's optimism and hope to preserve current international system is an example of:

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liberalism

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Which of the following is the cheapest: bribery, sanctions, persuasion, coercion?

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persuasion