Definitions

What is Neoliberalism?

• Sees market as ultimate efficient device

• Sees market as primary source of social good and social harmony

• Belief in Market and Rejection of all government intervention

• Doctrine that beleives in strong state to impose market society as it sees fit

• All of the Above

What is Liberal Institutionalism?

• An offshoot of Neoconservative ideology

• A theory of IPE that holds that liberal states are more likely to cooperate than illiberal states

• An IR theory that holds that international cooperation between states can foster cooperation to reduce reduce conflict and competition.

• A functional reduction of philosophical realism

The IMF stands for?

• International Money and Financing

• Impossible Mission Force

• International Monetary Fund

• Internal Monitoring Force

Rentier State

• A theory that categorizes some countries in terms of their disproportionate reliance on inherited sources of rents, such as mineral resources, notably oil and gas.

• A theory that seeks to explain why some states seek seek rents instead of ownership

• A theory that explains why democracy does not flourish

• A state that requires rents from foriegn residents

Hegemony

• American Exceptionalism

• A political stalemate between two superpowers

• Political, economic, and military predominance of one state over other states.

• Happens when two people love each other

An Italian Marxist Philosopher

• Michel Foucault

• Karl Marx

• Vladimir Lenin

• Antonio Gramsci

Who said: "Theory is always for someone and some purpose."

• Susan Strange

• Wayne Cox

• Robert Cox

• Karl Marx

What is Cultural Hegemony?

• A theory about the hegemonic nature of popular culture

• The global exportation of Americana

• A theory that posits that the ideas of the ruling class become part of the almost universal norms of society

• When one culture dominates another culture.

This term refers to "efforts of social and political actors that challenge the cultural and institutional foundations of hgemony... Calls into question the structures, beliefs and norms that underlie the economic, social, and political order, and attempt to show that alternatives to the status quo exist, are needed, and are achievable."

• Hegemony

• Offical Opposition

• Counter-Hegemony

• Critical Theory

'Qui Bono' or 'Who Benefits' was most popularize in IPE by which scholar?

• Robert Cox

• Susan Strange

• Gramsci

• Mills