International Relations Theory

What are the two 'Traditional' International Relations Theories

• Realism and Populism

• Liberalism and Capitalism

• Capitalism and Realism

• Realism and Liberalism

According to Realism, who are the most important actors in world politics?

• Non-governmental organisations (NGOs)

• Large Corporations

• States

Which political philosopher wrote that the world exists in a state of nature - all against all?

• Thomas Hobbes

• Jeremy Bentham

• Nicholi Machiavelli

Which principles does Liberalism embrace

• power and security

• self-restraint,

  cooperation and consensus

Which of these of 'Critical' theories of International Relations

• Populism,

  Marxism

• Feminism,

  Marxism

• Statism,

  Feminism

The Marxist view focuses on ....

• economic factors and class

• The power of the state

• International institutions

The United Nations and EU are examples of institutions built on

• Liberal logic

• Realist logic

Which Critical Theory of International Relations looks at the world through the lens of gender?

• Constructivism

• Feminism

• Realism